Monday, the Eagles re-signed offensive lineman Stefen Wisniewski to a one-year deal, Zack Rosenblatt of NJ Advance Media reports.
The deal is worth $1.5 million with another $500,000 in incentives.
The Eagles had declined Wisniewski’s nearly $4 million option earlier this offseason, but ultimately he returned to fill one of the team’s last remaining needs.
The 2019 NFL Schedule is out – and Eagles fans you can start to look at what trips you want to take and days off as well!
Here it is – the complete 2019 Eagles slate!
Sept. 8 Washington Redskins 1:00
Sept. 15 at Atlanta Falcons 8:20
Sept. 22 Detroit Lions 1:00
Sept. 26 at Green Bay Packers (Thu) 8:20
Oct. 6 New York Jets 1:00
Oct. 13 at Minnesota Vikings 1:00
Oct. 20 at Dallas Cowboys* 8:20
Oct. 27 at Buffalo Bills 1:00
Nov. 3 Chicago Bears 1:00
Bye
Nov. 17 New England Patriots 4:25
Nov. 24 Seattle Seahawks* 8:20
Dec. 1 at Miami Dolphins 1:00
Dec. 9 New York Giants (Mon) 8:15
Dec. 15 at Washington Redskins 1:00
Dec. 22 Dallas Cowboys 4:25
Dec. 29 at New York Giants 1:00
The Eagles may have a huge problem on on their hands in terms of the quarterback spot, as today Carson Wentz stated that he’s not yet fully recovered from the stress fracture from last season.
ESPN reports that Wentz is still got a way to go, speaking Monday at the start of the team’s offseason training program
“It’s still getting there. It’s still getting there,” Wentz said.
“Some of this stuff just takes time, but that’s not really the main concern. It’s just kind of how I feel, and I feel pretty good with where I’m at.”
With Nick Foles now in Jacksonville, it is going to be interesting to see what measures the team takes to make sure they have a healthy quarterback in 2019.
“That’s the goal, but there really is no timetable, no rush, but I feel good with the progression I’ve been on,” he said.
“Right now we’re kind of taking it week by week. I’m throwing some, I’m running some, and just kind of taking it week by week, and I feel good.”
Wentz played in 11 games last season for the Eagles before his season was over due to the injury.
The Eagles are getting back one of the best wide outs in franchise history, as they are making a deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for wide out DeSean Jackson.
Reports from NFL.com state that the Bucs are moving Jackson and a 2020 seventh-round pick to the Eagles for a 2019 sixth-round pick.
Jackson, who had one year remaining on his contract, took to social media earlier Monday to say farewell to Buccaneers fans, offering a hint that something was in the works behind the scenes.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers agreed to trade Jackson and a 2020 seventh-round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles for a 2019 sixth-round pick, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport reported Monday, via sources informed of the situation.
Jackson, who had one year remaining on his contract, took to social media earlier Monday to say farewell to Buccaneers fans, offering a hint that something was in the works behind the scenes.
The only Eagles quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl is bound for Jacksonville when NFL free agency opens March 13, Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News reports.
A market for Nick Foles outside of Jacksonville has not developed, and though nothing is certain until it is official, the Jaguars absolutely expect to sign Foles, sources said. They have been working on the structure of a contract, as the Inquirer’s Jeff McLane reported.
As McLane also reported, it might not place Foles among the league’s highest-paid QBs, since the Jags appear to be the only bidder. (Officially, the “legal tampering” period during which such activity is sanctioned begins March 11. But the Eagles’ announcement that they don’t plan to use the franchise tag on Foles would seem to make any possible tampering concerns moot.)
Jacksonville has been widely speculated as the most likely landing spot, but it was still possible to make cases for other hypothetical suitors, such as the New York Giants.
When Giants general manager Dave Gettleman and head coach Pat Shurmur spoke with reporters at the NFL scouting combine, Shurmur was much more emphatic than Gettleman about continuing 38-year-old Eli Manning’s tenure as the team’s starter.
But it seemed Gettleman was talking about possibly bringing in veteran competition for Manning while the Giants develop the quarterback they are expected to draft sixth overall next month. That would not be a situation for Foles.
The Eagles are going to lose QB Nick Foles this offseason, but Friday got one of their own back, as the team agreed to terms with defensive end Brandon Graham on a three-year deal.
Graham’s deal is worth between $40 million, a source told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.
The 30-year-old heart and soul of the Eagles D will now be in the city of Brotherly Love until 2021.
“Brandon is not only a special player, but a special person. Here’s a guy who’s never had a bad day,” Eagles VP of player personnel Howie Roseman said on NFL Network on Friday.
“He fits us. On and off the field, he’s the kind of player and person you want to invest in. All of us were just talking to him this morning about how excited he was to be back in Philadelphia. Really, he’s a legend. He’s a legend in Philadelphia, that guy.”
Graham has been a beast on the Eagles defense the last several seasons, and is also very durable, missing just one game since 2012.
Last year when the team won the Super Bowl, he put up a career-high 9.5 sacks and had the biggest play of the game against the Patriots when he strip-sacked Tom Brady.
Over the last two seasons Nick Foles has been a lifesaver as the backup QB of the Eagles, even leading them to a Super Bowl win a year ago over the New England Patriots.
It was back in early February that Foles announced that he was going to void his option with the Eagles, and therefore was going to be a free agent, with a chance to hit the market and cash in.
The Eagles on Wednesday showed their appreciation for what Foles has done the last two years, tweeting out a ‘Thank you’ with a short video.
For everything. Thank you. pic.twitter.com/GXS7e0DiaD
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) February 27, 2019
The NFL Draft is still 66 days away, but already there’s plenty of mock drafts and projections as to what teams are going to do once Roger Goodell takes the platform in Nashville, Tennessee and gets booed as he does every year.
The Eagles are sitting at number 25 in the first round, and will look to improve the team to try and make a run at the NFC East Title in 2019.
As far as projections go, SB Nation today released their first Mock Draft for April’s big event, and they have the Eagles going running back in the first round, taking Josh Jacobs from Alabama.
The Eagles obviously need to find some fixes in the secondary, and left tackle Jason Peters’ career is winding down. But it will be hard to pass up on Jacobs, easily the draft’s top running back this year. Jay Ajayi is a free agent the Eagles could let walk, and Philadelphia’s backups are nothing special. Jacobs can be special.
May 13th, 2019 
Matt Loede 
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