JAMAAL JACKSON RUMORS

After a day in the New York Giants’ rookie camp last week, free agent center Jamaal Jackson told coach Tom Coughlin that his heart wasn’t in it. It now appears his tone has changed. “I’m keeping my options open,” Jackson said Monday. “I don’t know what I’m going to do yet, so it’s kind of funny to keep hearing that I decided to retire. I’m leaning toward retiring, whatever...

One day, the news was that Jamaal Jackson, former center for the Philadelphia Eagles, was trying out for the rival New York Giants. The next, Jackson, 32, was retiring. CBS Sports and other outlets reported on Saturday that Giants coach Tom Coughlin told the media that Jackson had retired. “He came in, he was very nice,” said Coughlin, who was coaching Jackson through a tryout...

When former Philadelphia Eagles starting center Jamaal Jackson was uprooted from his starting status due to injury, and exceptional play by incumbent Jason Kelce, most understood that the Eagles would eventually part ways with the standout veteran. Jackson also no longer fit the Eagles new offensive scheme under new line coach Howard Mudd. As it turned out the Eagles did just that...

Wide receiver Limas Sweed and former Eagles center Jamaal Jackson are trying out with the Giants according to Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News. The Steelers drafted Sweed in the second round out of Texas in 2008. But he caught just six passes as a rookie, dropped plenty more, and quickly was labeled a “bust”. He caught just one pass in 2009. Then he tore his Achilles...

Wide receiver Limas Sweed and former Eagles center Jamaal Jackson are trying out with the Giants according to Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News. The Steelers drafted Sweed in the second round out of Texas in 2008. But he caught just six passes as a rookie, dropped plenty more, and quickly was labeled a “bust”. He caught just one pass in 2009. Then he tore his Achilles...

Who expected it to happen so soon? The Eagles removed DeSean Jackson’s franchise tag and gave the wideout a 5-year $47.5 million contract. The deal has $15 million in fully guaranteed money. Per Talking 215 Sports, Jackson is now scheduled to get a $10 million signing bonus combined with a base salary of $750,000 as well as a workout bonus of $250,000 in 2012. In 2013 Jackson’s...

After the way the Philadelphia Eagles ended their 2011 season and the high & lows it included, it was well known that in order to correct the wrongs with their 8-8 season is by making changes. Much to the surprise of Eagles fans, second-year defensive coordinator Juan Castillo will get a second chance as the teams DC, and with a full offseason we will truly see if he is the right...

The Eagles announced that they have released Jamaal Jackson. Jackson was the team's longest tenured player, and started 77 games (including playoffs). Jackson took to Twitter to voice his appreciation to the fans: "I want to thank the fans for their everlasting support of me and my family during my tenure here. I wish you all & the eagles the very best!"

The Philadelphia Eagles have officially released center Jamaal Jackson, who was the longest-tenured member of the Philadelphia Eagles. The move will save the Eagles close to $2 million in cap space in both 2012 and 2013. Jackson, 31, lost his starting job during the 2011 offseason to rookie sixth-round draft pick Jason Kelce. Many, including me, expected him to be traded last offseason...

According to a report by Jonothan Tomari of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Jamaal Jackson‘s agent believes the Birds former starting center will part ways with the Philadelphia Eagles organization during the offseason. Jamie Squire/Getty Images Half way through the 2005 season, a 2003 undrafted free agent in that years draft, got his start in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles...