4 Eagles' free agents who remain unsigned as offseason workouts near
With offseason workouts fast approaching, several Philadelphia Eagles free agents remain unsigned. Here’s a look at the key veterans still available.
The Eagles are really good at roster building, and when you have success, you risk losing talent and having to retool. Last offseason, Philadelphia lost Josh Sweat, Darius Slay, Milton Williams, Isaiah Rodgers, and several other key free agents from the Super Bowl championship team. This off-season, Jaelan Phillips, Reed Blankenship, Nakobe Dean, and Jahan Dotson are among the starters who have departed.
Voluntary offseason workout programs are fast approaching, and should kick off for Philadelphia in Mid-April. OTAs are intended to provide training, teaching, and physical conditioning for players. As per Article 21 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, each club's official, voluntary nine-week offseason program is conducted in three phases that'll take the team into the early summer before training camp.
With offseason workouts fast approaching, several Philadelphia Eagles free agents remain unsigned. Here's a look at the key veterans still available. DB Marcus Epps The Eagles signed Epps to their practice squad at the start of the season and eventually promoted him to the active roster.
When rookie Drew Mukuba fractured his ankle, Epps regained his starting role at safety next to Blankenship. Epps started down the stretch for Philadelphia and finished the year with 19 total tackles. UPDATE: Epps resigned with the Eagles on Friday to a one-year deal.