Eagles place WR DeSean Jackson and DT Hassan Ridgeway on Injured Reserve

Eagles place WR DeSean Jackson and DT Hassan Ridgeway on Injured Reserve

The Philadelphia Eagles announced two roster moves on Monday, placing star wide receiver DeSean Jackson, and defensive tackle, Hassan Ridgeway, on injured reserve.

Jackson will miss 6-8 weeks with a broken ankle suffered in the Eagles Thursday night win over the New York Giants, while Ridgeway is out for the season after tearing his pec.

The Eagles are expected to get Jalen Reagor back and he could be ready for the teams Sunday night matchup with the Dallas Cowboys.

Eagles DT Hassan Ridgeway to miss the rest of the season with a biceps injury

Hassan Ridgeway to miss the remainder of Eagles season with a biceps injury

The Philadelphia Eagles will be without defensive tackle Hassan Ridgeway after head coach Doug Pederson confirmed that his biceps injury is season-ending.

Ridgeway has one sack and nine tackles on the season while playing 20% of the snaps at defensive tackle for the Eagles before suffering the injury against the New York Giants.

The Eagles are now down to Fletcher Cox, Javon Hargrave, and T.Y. McGill in the interior with Ridgeway and Malik Jackson out with injuries.

Eagles DT Hassan Ridgeway ruled out vs. the Giants with a biceps injury

Hassan Ridgeway ruled out vs. the Giants with a biceps injury

The Eagles injury woes continue as reserve defensive tackle Hassan Ridgeway has been ruled out for the remainder of the game against the Giants with a biceps injury.

The Eagles are now down to Fletcher Cox, Javon Hargrave, and T.Y. McGill in the interior with Ridgeway and Malik Jackson out with injuries.

Report: Philadelphia Eagles to release DT Anthony Rush

Eagles to release Anthony Rush as roster cutdowns continue

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The Philadelphia Eagles continue to trim their roster down to the league-mandated 53 players and Terez A. Paylor of Yahoo Sports is reporting that defensive tackle Anthony Rush will be released.

Rush was signed by the Eagles as an undrafted free agent last spring before being waived and signed to the Raiders practice squad. Rush was signed to the Eagles active roster in October after several injuries at defensive tackle and logged 10 tackles and three tackles for loss in nine games.

Rush is young and talented, but playing behind three of the top defensive tackles in football in Fletcher Cox, Javon Hargrave, and Malik Jackson.

With Rush’s release, the Eagles roster now sits at 62 players.

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Eagles D-Line looks ready for huge season after gathering for workouts with Fletcher Cox

the Philadelphia Eagles defensive line looks to be in great shape after workouts with Fletcher Cox at Shady Trell Ranch in Texas.

The Philadelphia Eagles hopes of returning to the playoffs four a fourth straight season could hinge on the defense and most importantly, the pass defense.

One way of helping your cornerbacks is to sustain a disruptive and pressure-filled pass rush, one reason for the Eagles spending big money on Javon Hargrave in free agency.

The Birds will return Graham at defensive end, while Derek Barnett will man the other edge in what could be the most important season of his career.

The Eagles defensive line got a head start on the in-person part of the team’s virtual training camp when everyone except Hargrave made the trip to Texas for some bonding and workouts with Fletcher Cox on his ‘Shady Trell Ranch’, a premier hunting destination in Jacksboro, Texas.

Brandon Graham initially broke the news of the Eagles defensive line all gathering for some group activities with Cox.

Here’s a photo of the group courtesy of Cox’s friend and personal trainer, Deon Hodges.

The trip is similar and reminiscent of the gatherings quarterback Carson Wentz organizes in the offseason.

A few summers ago, Wentz took some teammates up to North Dakota to work out and bond together, while last summer they met in Houston.

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Who is the Philadelphia Eagles top 2021 free agent priority?

Ranking the Philadelphia Eagles 2021 free agent priorities

The Philadelphia Eagles are in the midst of preparing for the 2020 NFL season but with looming salary cap decisions that’ll have to be made, it’s necessary to take a look ahead to the team’s 2021 free-agent class.

Unless Howie Roseman chooses to hand out an extension or two between now and the next offseason, the Eagles will enter the 2021 free agency period with 31 players available to hit the open market per Spotrac.

The list is exempt of huge names but several key players on the Eagles roster are competing on one-year deals and it’s not certain that they’ll all return.

Players like Jalen Mills, Sidney Jones, Will Parks, Nickell Robey-Coleman, Nate Sudfeld, Cre’Von LeBlanc, Jatavis Brown, Rasul Douglas, and Nate Gerry are among the Eagles bigger named players up for new deals.

With the Eagles possibly facing some serious cap issues going forward, we highlight some of the players who could be top priorities during the 2021 free agency period.

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1. Jalen Mills S/Slot

Mills returned to the Eagles on a one year deal and got switched to the role of a hybrid-safety, replacing Malcolm Jenkins.

With Will Parks coming over from the Broncos and K’Von Wallace being the future at the position, Mills is either playing to impress another team or hopeful for a modest long-term extension with the Eagles.

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Locked On Longhorns Podcast: Twitter Tuesday on St Patrick’s Day

Cami and Patrick return with a new episode of the Locked on Longhorns podcast where they discuss NFL Free agency and Sam Ehlinger.

Cami and Patrick take to Twitter once again in the latest Locked On Longhorns podcast episode. Is there a rivalry between defensive backs coach Jay Valai and Recruiting Coordinator Bryan Carrington? The duo jump into NFL Free Agency talk surrounding a particular former Longhorn.

Sam Ehlinger decided to return for his senior year, how has his progression been since stepping on campus in Austin. Patrick asks Trevor Sikkema of the Draft Network on what his ceiling is?

Plus we take your questions from Twitter, including which unit do we trust the most for the 2020 season?

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Former Texas defensive lineman signs one-year deal with Eagles

Rotational defensive tackle Hassan Ridgeway has re-signed with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The NFL’s negotiating period began on Monday, which brought an ample amount of excitement to the sport’s world which has desperately needed it.

A former Longhorn happened to be included in the headlines. The Philadelphia Eagles reached a one-year deal with defensive lineman Hassan Ridgeway just before he was able to negotiate with other teams.

Ridgeway is a rotational defensive tackle who provides plenty of upside behind Fletcher Cox and Malik Jackson. Before suffering an ankle injury in 2019, Ridgeway played in seven games with the Eagles.

Prior to being selected by the Indianapolis Colts in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft, Ridgeway was a four-year defensive lineman at Texas from 2012-15. He ended his collegiate career with 92 tackles, including 9.5 sacks and 18.5 tackles for loss.

The Eagles originally acquired Ridgeway in a trade last season. The 6-3, 305-pound playmaker can revitalize his career in Philadelphia as long as he can remain healthy.

 

 

Eagles agree to re-sign DT Hassan Ridgeway on a 1-year deal

Eagles agree to 1-year deal with DT Hassan Ridgeway

The NFL’s legal tampering period is set to start but the Philadelphia Eagles have already started to take care of their own, agreeing to a contract with defensive tackle, Hassan Ridgeway.

The Eagles acquired Ridgeway in a deal last offseason with the Colts and the talented defensive tackle registered 2 sacks & 4 tackles for loss in seven games (five starts) before he suffered a season-ending injury.

2020 NFL Free Agency Profile: Hassan Ridgeway

The upcoming free agency class includes former Texas Longhorn, Hassan Ridgeway. He sat out most of 2019 with an ankle injury.

Following a forgetful season that saw Hassan Ridgeway go down with an ankle injury, he is set to test free agency. There should be no shortage of suitors with a relatively weak interior defensive line class in the upcoming NFL Draft.

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