This offseason felt different for the Philadelphia Eagles than in previous years as it has been quiet for moves made. The Eagles signed 12 players in free agency, but all of them are only under contract for one year.
As the Philadelphia Eagles kick off their 2025 OTAs, the defending Super Bowl champions find themselves in a unique position: balancing the challenge of repeating as champions with the need to integrate new faces and prove that last year’s magic was no fluke.
To little surprise, Bryce Huff will not remain with the Eagles for 2025. A trade agreement is in place for the veteran edge rusher. After remaining away from the team during spring workouts, Huff is set to be on the move shortly.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
When the Eagles made their pick that they traded up a spot for in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, they announced him as “linebacker” Jihaad Campbell, marking the first time the franchise used a first-round pick on the position in 46 years.
The New York Giants had a very busy and productive free agency period earlier this offseason. And while it cost them a pretty penny to import the various veterans to fill some of the roster’s most glaring holes, it’s also going to cost them a chance at gaining any compensatory draft picks next year.
By this point in the offseason, you've likely heard a lot about the Philadelphia Eagles' additions and subtractions. There's been a lot of both so far and plenty of time ahead of us until the 2025 National Football League season.
The Philadelphia Eagles added their seventh Georgia Bulldog to their roster when they signed former New York Giants outside linebacker Azeez Ojulari in NFL free agency to a one-year $4 million deal. He will join fellow former Dawgs Jalen Carter, Nakobe Dean, Nolan Smith, Lewis Cine, Jordan Davis, and Kelee Ringo.
Former Cowboys WR Michael Gallup signed with Washington this offseason after announcing his retirement a year ago. Gallup opened up about why he felt he needed to walk away from the game at that time.
The Commanders traded for WR Deebo Samuel to give QB Jayden Daniels another weapon alongside WR Terry McLaurin. Samuel is looking to live up to the team’s expectations and explained his renewed motivation after a down season by his standards.
The Philadelphia Eagles signed former Georgia Bulldog and New York Giant Azeez Ojulari in free agency. He talked about rejoining with his former teammates.
To date, the Eagles have signed nine different "prove-it" players in free agency this offseason, the most recent being perhaps the crown jewel of the clearance aisle, a 24-year-ole edge rusher with upside in Azeez Ojulari.
When the Philadelphia Eagles signed Azeez Ojulari to a one-year, $4 million deal, it generally earned positive marks from fans of the City of Brotherly
There probably has never been a team in NFL history so flush with defensive players from one school but that is how the Eagles defense has been built with Azeez Ojulari becoming the seventh member from the University of Georgia.
You can usually follow the money when trying to figure out what the NFL thinks of a particular player. So what gives with Azeez Ojulari? On paper, a Georgia-pedigreed,
The New York Giants were reported to want edge rusher Azeez Ojulari back for a second contract, but after hitting the open market, he followed running back Saquon Barkley’s footsteps and signed with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The NFL is playing checkers, and Howie Roseman is playing chess.
Winning back-to-back Super Bowls is tough. The Kansas City Chiefs were able to do it and they almost succeeded in their goal of a historic three-peat, but in the way was a tough Philadelphia Eagles team hell-bent on revenge from Super Bowl LVII.
The Philadelphia Eagles signed edge rusher Azeez Ojulari on Monday, with ESPN and The Athletic reporting it is a one-year agreement worth $4 million. Ojulari, 24, spent his first four years in the league with the NFC East rival New York Giants.
The Eagles will look to a former Giant to help fill their edge rush void. Azeez Ojulari is heading to Philadelphia, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports. This will be a one-year deal worth $4M, Fowler adds.
Could Philadelphia poach yet another big-time player from its fierce NFC East rivals?
The Detroit Lions have been predicted to land Azeez Ojulari during NFL free agency. NFL free agency discussions are starting to heat up as the new league year is set to begin.
The Chicago Bears front office being extremely active in the offensive line trade market opens up more possibilities on the defensive side of the ball in free agency.
Edge defender is a rare position in which it's realist to find truly impactful players in free agency. Over the last couple of seasons, we've seen players like Jonathan Greenard, Danielle Hunter, Za'Darius Smith, Jadeveon Clowney, Chase Young, Zach Allen, and several others change teams for a worthy price tag.
Here are the three free agents the Raiders should take a look at minus their own free-agent DE.
Outside linebacker Azeez Ojulari is among the latest pending New York Giants free agents who were either Day 1 or Day 2 draft picks and will not get a second contract from the team.
The Falcons came away from the trade deadline empty-handed, leaving many fans disappointed. The club was connected to a number of pass rushers ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, but Azeez Ojulari was the target of which Atlanta was linked to most.
The New York Giants lost star defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux to injured reserve on Saturday after he needed wrist surgery. He's expected to miss at least four weeks as he recovers.
New York Giants outside linebacker Azeez Ojulari’s career has admittedly not gone as he envisioned, thanks largely in part to injuries in his second and third seasons that have curtailed any progress he’s made in the defense.
Once upon a time, New York Giants outside linebacker Azeez Ojulari was viewed as one of the “steals” in the 2021 NFL draft. A second-round pick out of Georgia, Ojulari was supposed to be among the new generation of Giants homegrown pass rushers who had dried up after the team traded away Jason Pierre-Paul following the 2017 season.
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