Eagles
The Eagles signed seven of their draft picks selected in the 2017 NFL Draft on Thursday. The players signed were second-round pick Sidney Jones, third-round pick Rasul Douglas, fourth-round picks Mack Hollins and Donnel Pumphrey, fifth-round picks Shelton Gibson and Nate Gerry and sixth-round pick Elijah Qualls.
Howie Roseman has transformed the Eagles roster over the past few months, but there is one position that remains void of talent.
According to a report from Jeff McLane, Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham is set to hold out from organized team activities later this month until his contract is renegotiated.
With the New Orleans Saints possibly in the market for a center, Jason Kelce is at the top of the list in the rumor. Could a deal involving Kelce and Saints running back Mark Ingram make sense for the Eagles?
As the first set of OTAs get under way, we take a look at how the Eagles roster is shaking out.
Sam Hinkie has impacted Philly Sports in a way that will have us thanking him for generations.
Despite the perceived safe pick in the first round and calculated risk in the second round, did the Eagles miss the opportunity to take a high-upside feature running back in the second round?
Looking back at my predictions for the Eagles 2016 draft class and how expectations have changed after their rookie seasons.
The Eagles hired Joe Douglas to build a championship team, and they are off to a good start after Douglas’ first draft with the team.
The Eagles have reportedly turned down Marcus Smith’s fifth-year option, making this year his last in Philadelphia.
