Former Eagles WR Jordan Matthews to workout as a TE for pro scouts

Jordan Matthews set to take the first steps in his transition to the TE position by auditioning at the HUB Football Camp

As Jordan Matthews continues his journey towards an NFL return, the former Eagles’ draft pick is taking the next step in his transition to the tight end position.

According to Aaron Wilson, Matthews will attend a free agent camp Sunday in San Diego sponsored by HUB Football, which will include NFL, CFL, USFL, and USA Rugby scouts.

Now 30 pounds heavier, Matthews could good an interested team a more athletic presence at the tight end position, and a player that has performed in big moments.

Matthews has logged 274 catches for 3,288 yards and 22 touchdowns through seven NFL seasons as a wide receiver.

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Former Eagles WR Jordan Matthews transitioning to TE after gaining 30 pounds

Former Eagles WR Jordan Matthews transitioning to TE position after bulking up

Versatile tight ends are all the rage in the NFL and one former Eagles wideout is making the transition this summer.

Per ESPN’s Turron Davenport, Jordan Matthews has gained 30 pounds and has been working out at tight end during the offseason.

Matthews has reportedly been training with former Eagles wide receivers coach Gunter Brewer at the University of Louisville.

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