A little over two weeks ago, the Eagles struck an unexpected trade with Seattle in which defensive ends and a Draft pick were swapped. However, another deal could soon becoming between Philadelphia and the Seahawks, except this time involving an offensive player. With the release of Shawn Andrews a little while ago and a remaining need for a bit more depth on the o-line, the Birds are looking into a potential acquisition that would bring veteran guard Rob Sims to the team. The 4-year blocker was recently mentioned as being on the trading block, and the Eagles and Lions are among a small group of clubs who have shown interest in him.
At 6-foot-3 and 312 pounds, he possesses quality size for an offensive lineman, and is one of the more agile players at his position. Selected in the 4th-round of the 2006 NFL Draft out of Ohio State University, Sims started 14 games this past season after missing nearly all of the 2008 campaign because of a shoulder injury. Something that’s looked upon ...
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