Eagles rookie Jordan Davis said “don’t let the hype get to you” after a video went viral over the weekend that featured him driving fellow rookie and center, Cam Jurgens, about 10 yards off the ball.

“I hate it honestly. It’s very one-sided,”the 22-year-old defensive tackle said Wednesday in regards to the footage of his one-on-one with Jurgens at training camp. “You see one rep, but you don’t see Cam blocking me and… getting me in the other reps.

“I always say, ‘looks can be deceiving.’ One rep goes viral, whatever, whoop de woo. Cam was holding his own and he’s a very good player. It’s just good competition. It’s iron on iron. You see the background of everything, but don’t let the hype get to you.”

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Davis, who was selected 13th overall by the Eagles in this year’s NFL Draft, will add more depth at defensive tackle for the Eagles behind veterans Fletcher Cox and Javon Hargrave — and is poised to eventually take the starting job.

Elsewhere, Jurgens — who was a second-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft — expressed confidence in taking on an elevated role after the team’s injury list entering Wednesday’s practice included longtime center Jason Kelce, who underwent a routine elbow procedure Tuesday due to discomfort.

“Got to fill in for whoever’s down; Kelce’s down right now. So, I’ve just got to do my best to fill in there and you know, it’s good for me because I get those extra opportunities, extra reps,” Jurgens said.

“I feel like I get more ready every single day. I’m excited, just ready to go play some more football and hit someone else besides our own team.”

Eagles head Coach Nick Sirianni said Jurgens has been a “sponge” around Kelce.

The Eagles will host the Jets on Friday in their first preseason game at Lincoln Financial Field.