The Philadelphia Eagles announced Saturday that they’ve elevated S Marcus Epps and TE Cameron Latu to their active roster for Week 3’s game. Epps, 29, was selected in the sixth round by the Vikings out of Wyoming in 2019.
The Eagles announced three moves ahead of Week 2, elevating S Marcus Epps and TE Cameron Latu. The team also placed OT Cameron Williams on injured reserve in a corresponding move.
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Jeff McLane reports the Eagles are elevating S Marcus Epps and OLB Patrick Johnson from the practice squad for Week 1 against the Cowboys. Epps, 29, was selected in the sixth round by the Vikings out of Wyoming in 2019.
The Philadelphia Eagles' safety room took a hit this offseason but an old friend could be the solution that the team has been looking for. After parting ways with the New England Patriots, the Eagles reunited with six-year NFL veteran Marcus Epps.
The height of Marcus Epps’ NFL career was the 2022 season when the Wyoming product was the steady hand on the back end of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl LVII defense.
Sometimes in the NFL, what goes around comes around faster than a Nick Sirianni timeout call. Just ask Marcus Epps, who’s trading his short-lived New England Patriots jersey for the familiar midnight green of the Philadelphia Eagles after getting his walking papers from Bill Belichick’s old stomping grounds.
Cole Strange and Marcus Epps, who were among the 21 players cut by the New England Patriots on Tuesday, will not be back with the organization in 2025.
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Among the veterans who didn't make the Patriots' 53-man roster were safety Marcus Epps and wide receiver Kendrick Bourne. But talk that neither player wanted to stay in New England was met with skepticism by Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel.
Some late night roster news: the Philadelphia Eagles are re-signing former starting safety Marcus Epps. This much according to a report from NFL insider Tom Pelissero.
The Eagles are set for another reunion in the days leading up to the regular season.
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The New England Patriots have completely revamped their defense this offseason, which wasn't really expected because their defense wasn't their biggest problem in 2024.
The New England Patriots have agreed to terms on a one-year deal worth up to $4.4 million with free-agent safety Marcus Epps, per Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
It is unclear what the New England Patriots saw in the Las Vegas Raiders last season, but they have had zero issue bringing in former players to make the trip from Vegas to Foxborough.
With over $100 million of cap space entering the 2025 NFL free agency window, the New England Patriots were expected to be aggressive in free agency. Aside from signing Milton Williams, the Patriots have been a bit more hands-off in free agency, adding a few pieces to fill holes in their roster.
The Las Vegas Raiders may have just told us all some of their free-agency plans when it comes to one crucial position.
Few players in the National Football League go from being drafted in the sixth round to being critical players on multiple teams and appearing in a Super Bowl.
The Las Vegas Raiders have been dealt a major blow with the announcement that safety Marcus Epps will miss the remainder of the 2024 season after tearing his ACL in a game against the Carolina Panthers.
A Marcus Epps injury is the cherry on top of a bad week of Las Vegas Raiders news. Have you recovered from Sunday’s deflating loss yet, Raider Nation? After stunning the NFL-world by picking up a win on the road against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2, the Las Vegas Raiders headed back to Sin City for their home-opener in Week 3.
The Las Vegas Raiders not only lost to the Carolina Panthers this weekend, but they also lost one of their more important players. The game was terrible, on all fronts.
The 28-year served as a full-time starter last year, collecting 66 tackles and three pass breakups. Similar play was expected of him in 2024, but his attention will instead turn to recovery.
The Las Vegas Raiders are entering their second season with Marcus Epps as their starting free safety. Epps was impressive in his inaugural Silver and Black season, posting 66 total tackles, four tackles for loss, three passes defended, and a forced fumble.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a young secondary, but they do have some veterans in the defensive backfield who can help lead and guide their respective rooms.
The Las Vegas Raiders hoped to get an experienced leader in their young secondary last offseason, and that is what they got with safety Marcus Epps. Fresh off a trip to Super Bowl LVII as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles, Epps signed a two-year, $12-million contract with Las Vegas last March.
Earlier in the day, the NFL and NFL Players Association reported 15 new positive COVID-19 tests among players and 41 new positives among other personnel from Nov. 1-7.
Philadelphia is in the middle of its bye week following last Sunday's 23-9 win over the Dallas Cowboys, meaning players were scheduled to be off from Thursday through the end of the weekend.
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