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David Sims worked two jobs: He was on a garbage truck during the day and stocking at Sam’s Club at night.
Acquired from Cleveland in a trade Friday night, the Eagles’ newest safety has taken an unconventional path to the NFL.
The Eagles have waived cornerback Trevard Lindley and added offensive lineman Nathan Menkin. Also, updates on Julian Vandervelde, Brett Brackett and Mike Kafka.
The quarterback decision is in, and the Eagles have decided to go with Trent Edwards as their No. 3 quarterback. Mike Kafka has been released. So what’s next for the once projected backup to Michael Vick?
According to a source with knowledge of the situation, several teams have inquired about the Northwestern product. Kansas City, New England, Green Bay and Cleveland all have apparently shown at least some level of interest.
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Here’s a position-by-position analysis of the Eagles’ defense, as the roster currently stands. If you missed the earlier post on the offense, click here.
A look at what the first true depth chart reveals. Plus, a busy day for the Eagles as they worked their roster down to 53.
The Eagles acquired safety David Sims from the Browns late Friday evening for a conditional draft pick. To make room on their newly-sculpted 53-man roster, they released Julian Vandervelde.
“Solid tackler, can play on special team,” said general manager Howie Roseman. “He’s a guy that we’ve been following throughout the course of this preseason.”
The 5-9, 204-pound Iowa State product was originally signed by the Giants as an undrafted free agent last season before bouncing to Tampa Bay and eventually Cleveland. This preseason he came up with a pair of interceptions and made 14 tackles.
With cut-down day looming, Trent Edwards had a difficult time sleeping Thursday night. He was feeling confident coming off his two-touchdown performance against the Jets, but had no idea whether he had done enough to win the No. 3 spot away from Mike Kafka. He felt it was a 50-50 shot.
The call from the Eagles finally came around 12:30 Friday afternoon from general manager Howie Roseman.
Andy Reid has chimed in on the decision to release Mike Kafka and go with Trent Edwards as the No. 3 quarterback. “There was great […]
Nineteen players have been cut, and the Eagles’ roster is at 56. They have to get down to 53 by 9 p.m.
A quick look at who’s still here, and what could be coming.
The Eagles have released 19 players. They are:
Safety O.J. Atogwe
Tight end Brett Brackett
Linebacker Keenan Clayton
Defensive tackle Landon Cohen
Tight end Chase Ford
Wide receiver Mardy Gilyard
Wide receiver Chad Hall
Cornerback Joselio Hanson
Fullback Emil Igwenagu
Tackle D.J. Jones
Wide receiver Marvin McNutt
Linebacker Adrian Moten
Defensive tackle Ollie Ogbu
Linebacker Ryan Rau
Defensive end Monte Taylor
Safety Phillip Thomas
Defensive tackle Frank Trotter
Offensive lineman Steve Vallos
Offensive lineman Brandon Washington.
The roster now stands at 56.