By Paul Bowman, Sports Talk Philly Editor 
Just two seasons ago, Corey Clement was a hero in Super Bowl LII.
On Monday, the Eagles announced they were not tendering the restricted free agent running back.
#Eagles will not place RFA tender on RB Corey Clement.
Clement is scheduled to become a free agent at 4 pm on Wednesday.
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) March 16, 2020
After managing over 400 yards as an undrafted rookie, Clement went into the postseason and managed 100 receiving yards and a touchdown in Super Bowl LII.
Clement managed 451 yards in 2018, but his touchdown total fell to just two while adding four fumbles.
He appeared in just 11 games in 2018 and just four in 2019 due to injuries.
A once promising Eagles career may well be over as Clement could sign with a new team on Wednesday, ending his tenure on with the team with a total of 895 yards in the regular season.
Clement could, in theory, be re-signed by the Eagles.
The Eagles would have to pay him a little over $2 million had they tendered him.
The Eagles will be left with Miles Sanders, Boston Scott and Elijah Holyfield as the only running backs with the team following the start of free agency.
