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Eagles trading a safety who couldn't crack starting lineup

Falcons boost secondary by trading for former Eagles 3rd-round pick

The Atlanta Falcons made their first trade of the Ian Cunningham era on Friday, acquiring safety Sydney Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles in a complicated pick swap, according to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter.

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Eagles, Falcons Reportedly Make Trade Involving Sydney Brown, NFL Draft Picks

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Eagles trading a safety who couldn't crack starting lineup to Falcons

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Philadelphia Eagles analysis: Grading Howie Roseman’s free agency start and what comes next

The second week of free agency is winding down, and the Eagles have added eight new players and re-signed three others from last season — and still have A.J. Brown on the roster.

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Eagles free agent RB hoping to revive his career in Philadelphia

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Eagles' Jake Elliott: Reworks deal with Philadelphia

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Eagles rework Jake Elliott's deal, lower 2026 cap hit slightly

Elliott was voted second-team All-Pro by the Associated Press in 2023, when he established a single-season franchise record in FG percentage (93.8%).

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New Eagles WR excited to introduce Hollywood to Philly

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Eagles Sign 1,100-Yard Running Back Away From AFC Rival

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Savannah Guthrie shares family pics from Eagles game — green doughnuts included

Savannah Guthrie and her family were all decked out in green and black to cheer on their beloved Philadelphia Eagles Sunday. The TODAY co-anchor posted a series of photos on Instagram on Jan. 29 of her family preparing to watch the Eagles and San Francisco ...

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Lane Johnson Explains Why Eagles' Run Game Struggled After Confirming Decision to Return

In 2025, the Eagles managed just 1,908 rushing yards, a steep drop from their 3,048 rushing yards tally in 2024. This huge drop in their numbers explains why fixing the run game is Philly’s biggest priority this season,

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'Safety Dance:' Eagles Move Sydney Brown And Bring Back Old Friend

Philadelphia said goodbye to one safety and added two, including the returning Marcus Epps.