Philadelphia has already made a few tough decisions by deciding to release both Darius Slay and James Bradberry. There are plenty more decisions on the way, obviously, The Eagles decided to hand Zack Baun a new three-year deal and have more work to do with free agency approaching.

Before the big news surrounding Saquon Barkley’s contract extension and Zack Baun re-signing with the Birds, the Eagles had to make a decision regarding one of their veteran players: Darius Slay. On Monday,

The Philadelphia Eagles made a major move this offseason by releasing cornerback Darius Slay ahead of free agency. While Slay mentioned on his podcast that there were no “hard feelings” about the decision,

Darius Slay's departure from the Philadelphia Eagles has gotten messy, but the veteran cornerback continues to claim he has no beef with his former team.

Slay opened up on the possibility of returning to Philadelphia for his final season on his podcast this week, discussing his release from the team he just won a Super Bowl with a

Few cornerbacks in Philadelphia Eagles history have walked in and had the impact that Darius Slay has put forth over the last five years with the team. Before arriving in a trade during the 2020 offseason,

C.J. Gardner-Johnson thinks Eagles should build around young secondary and not bring in a veteran cornerback to replace Darius Slay

The case of Jalen Hurts has been a peculiar one. Since coming into the league, he’s proven doubters wrong at nearly every turn. After an MVP-caliber campaign and a Super Bowl appearance two years ago,

Dallas Cowboys star stirs the pot in a heated NFL rivalry. Discover the controversy brewing between Eagles’ Jalen Hurts and a sidelined cornerback.

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay left teammate and Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts off his list of "elite" NFL quarterbacks. The post Teammate Leaves Eagles’ $255 Million Super Bowl MVP Off List of ‘Elite’ NFL QBs appeared first on Heavy Sports.