Kamu Grugier-Hill, Nate Gerry, and Corey Nelson are caught in an intense battle to start at WILL for the #Eagles.

The Eagles have their eyes on filling the weak side linebacker spot that was once held by Mychal Kendricks, who was released on May 22.

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With OTAs and mincamp complete, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz said the spot is still up for grabs. No one is earning any starting jobs until training camp.

“Now’s the time for…

Eagles LB Corey Nelson came to Philly to compete for a starting job, but got a band of new brothers as a bonus.

The Eagles showed last season how close they were as a team. If you spend time in the locker room, you’ll see a close group of guys that truly care for one another.

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It shows in the way they support each other’s foundations by going to events. They showed it when they attended76ers games as a group and rung the…

Releasing Mychal Kendricks leaves the #Eagles pretty thin when it comes to proven players behind Bradham and Hicks.

After spending two seasons under defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz with the Eagles, linebacker Mychal Kendricks was given the pink slip on Tuesday. In a surprising move, Philadelphia parted ways with Kendricks after their first voluntary OTA.

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In Kendricks’ first year (2016) with Schwartz, his reps dipped 27.7 percent. That comes after he…

Signing Paul Worrilow gives the #Eagles a surplus of linebackers. Who stays and who goes?

The Eagles announced on Tuesday that they have signed linebacker Paul Worrilow to a one-year contract. Signing the veteran linebacker provides added depth both on defense and special teams.

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Worrilow had down years over the past two seasons primarily due to injury. Last year with the Lions, Worrilow started eight games but…

New #Eagles LB Corey Nelson looks to show that he can be a starter in Philadelphia.

New Eagles linebacker Corey Nelson never thought he’d be in the National Football League.

A serious pec injury suffered during an October game in his senior season at the University of Oklahoma had him entertaining thoughts of getting a job in a world without having to make tackles anymore.

“I didn’t even have an agent when we went to the Sugar Bowl in 2014,” said Nelson during his introductory…

The Eagles made a few moves on Tuesday, releasing a veteran and reportedly signing another. But they also reportedly acquired a low-cost linebacker, in a move with solid upside.

Former Broncos linebacker Corey Nelson will reportedly sign a one-year deal with the Eagles. It sounds like the team doesn’t intend to use the 25-year-old on special teams alone.

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