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Jaguars CB Davon House should draw interest from Eagles
The Eagles are in the market for cornerbacks via free agency and the draft. The addition of two new corners is more than likely set to take place during the offseason.
Related:2017 Eagles free agent wishlist: Cornerbacks
While big names such as A.J. Bouye and Stephon Gilmore are being thrown around as potential targets for Philadelphia, a more sensible approach is to acquire a quality player…
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Eagles may be considering moving on from Jason Kelce
According to a report, Jason Kelce may have played his last game as a member of the Eagles.
Jason Kelce has spent each of his six NFL seasons with the Eagles. Philadelphia drafted him in the sixth round (No.191 overall) of the 2011 NFL Draft.
According to a report by the PhillyVoice, the Eagles are considering moving on from Kelce during the offseason. Kelce is under contract until 2020 and has a cap number of $6.2 million. Philadelphia could save $3.8 million if they move on from him.
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Former Eagles RB fuels Patriots to AFC Conference Championship game
Former Eagles RB Dion Lewis has found a home in New England. His record-setting day landed the Patriots in the AFC Conf Championship game.
The Patriots have a way of taking players that struggled elsewhere and finding a way to make them successful. There are many examples currently on the roster.
Related:6 NFL Draft sleepers the Eagles must watch
One of those examples was in full display in New England’s AFC Divisional playoff game against the Texans. Sixth-year running back/return man Dion Lewis scored three touchdowns,…
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Eagles OL Stefen Wisniewski followed both his father and uncle to the NFL
Stefen Wisniewski signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles in April. Wisniewski gives the Eagles depth at center and will also get the opportunity to compete for a starting position at left guard.
Wisniewski followed both his father and his uncle’s footsteps to Penn State and on to the NFL. His father, Leo was a defensive tackle for the Baltimore Colts.
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NFL.com 2011 draft do over sends a WR to the Eagles
The 2011 NFL Draft was pretty much a disaster for the Philadelphia Eagles. Things got off to a bad start right away for the Eagles as they selected Baylor offensive lineman Danny Watkins.
Related:Taking a look back at the 2011 Eagles draft class
There were varied reasons why Watkins did not pan out in the NFL. Former Eagles offensive line coach Howard Mudd took personal responsibility for…
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Taking a look back at the 2011 Eagles draft class
The 2011 season was the worst season that Andy Reid and the Philadelphia Eagles had experienced in the last four years. Their 8 – 8 record was compounded by a poor draft class.
Reid was fired after the 2012 season. A large part of Reid’s undoing was how little production the Eagles got out of the 2011 draft class.
Related:Recapping the Philadelphia Eagles 2013 NFL Draft Class
Here is a look…
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Cowboys Draft Analysis: Is QB The Riskiest Position To Draft?
Cowboys Draft Analysis: Is QB The Riskiest Position To Draft?
Is there such a thing as a can’t miss prospect? Is there really less risk drafting positions outside of quarterback?
When you are picking fourth overall, you should be getting yourself a great player. This type of opportunity hopefully will not come again for a long time. You can use that as the argument for taking a quarterback, or you can think to yourself that there may be someone there that…
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J.J. Watt Got Screwed
Talk of J.J. Watt‘s contract extension, more specifically lack there of, has put the spotlight on the 2011 NFL Draft. Three things jump off the page: 1.) LOADED! 2.) Owners win again, and 3) J.J. Watt got screwed.
LOADED Unless you have been under a rock, this needs no explanation and merely serves as reference for the rest of the story. (*See below)
Owners Win Again The Collective Bargaining…
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