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Yesterday was the beginning of free agency in the NFL, and safety was the Eagles' biggest need. A lot was made about safeties Jairus Byrd and T.J.Ward, both former Oregon Ducks, regarded as the best two safeties in the free agent class.
The Eagles have agreed to a two-year contract with former Texans linebacker/special teams player Bryan Braman.
The Eagles have agreed to terms on a three year contract with safety/special teamer Chris Maragos, the team announced Wednesday.
The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to terms with free agent safety Malcolm Jenkins on a three-year contract, the team announced Tuesday.
The Eagles have signed punted Donnie Jones to a three year contract. The team also released safety Patrick Chung.
We'll keep a running tab of news and rumors for the Eagles in NFL free agency. Teams can officially sign players as of 4pm on Tuesday.
It was just three years ago when the Philadelphia Eagles were coming off their last division title and decided the best way to make a run at the Super Bowl was to spend freely in free agency.
Michael Vick said his goal is to go to a team where he can be the starting quarterback in 2014. If that opportunity fails to materialize, he could end up out west.
The 94WIP Morning Show announced their winners and weasels for the week of March 7th, 2014.
When NFL free agency arrives, the Philadelphia Eagles should be one of the most aggressive teams in the league.
The Eagles are either very close, or not close at all, to finding a way to part with wide receiver DeSean Jackson before next season, depending on who you talk to.
The Eagles have reportedly decided not to bring Michael Vick back in any capacity in 2014. That would likely suit Vick just fine, as he has expressed his desire to start, and Nick Foles has a firm grip on that spot in Philadelphia. Vick is one of the top free agent quarterbacks available in the NFL this year, and at least one star player wants him on his team.
According to a report, the Philadelphia Eagles will not be bringing back Michael Vick for another season.
The two names that keeping popping up in conversation when discussing who the Eagles should target in free agency, are safeties T.J. Ward and Jairus Byrd. Yesterday, both the Bills and Browns did not put the franchise tag on their respective safeties. Many wonder, which one the Eagles should pursue, if either at all.
The Eagles have released wide receiver Jason Avant, according to a report.
