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2023 NFL Free Agency, Live Updates: NFC East

February 23, 2023 DraftNasty Staff Reports Leave a comment

The NFC East brings back the Super Bowl runner-up in the Eagles, and they have several important decisions to make in the next couple of weeks. But they took care of one by hanging on to All-Pro cornerback James Bradberry. New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones got the coveted long-term extension. The Cowboys placed the franchise tag on all-purpose running back Tony Pollard.

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys

Offensive free agents

TE Dalton Schultz (Agreed to terms with Texans)
OT Jason Peters
OG Connor McGovern (Agreed to terms with Bills)
RB Tony Pollard (franchise tag)
RB Ezekiel Elliott (released)
WR T.Y. Hilton
WR Noah Brown (Agreed to terms with Texans)
QB Cooper Rush
PK Brett Maher

Dallas Cowboys TE Dalton Schultz, who the Cowboys put the franchise tag on prior to 2022, left to join the Houston Texans this offseason.

Defensive free agents

S Donovan Wilson (re-signed)
CB Anthony Brown
CB C.J. Goodwin (re-signed)
OLB Anthony Barr
DE Carlos Watkins
DE Dante Fowler, Jr.
DT Johnathan Hankins
DT Trysten Hill (Agreed to terms with Browns)
LB Leighton Vander Esch (re-signed)
LB Luke Gifford (Agreed to terms with Titans)
LS Matt Overton
LS Jake McQuaide (Agreed to terms with Lions)

2023 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Promoted Brian Schottenheimer to offensive coordinator after former OC Kellen Moore accepted the same position with the Chargers
Named Mike Solari as its offensive line coach
Placed the franchise tag on RB Tony Pollard
Designated RB Ezekiel Elliott as a post June 1 release
Re-signed S Donovan Wilson on a three-year deal, LB Leighton Vander Esch on a two-year deal, CB C.J. Goodwin
DE DeMarcus Lawrence restructured his contract
Agreed to terms with RB Ronald Jones II (Chiefs) on a one-year deal, LS Trent Sieg (Raiders), OT Chuma Edoga (Jets) on a one-year deal, DE Takkarist McKinley (Rams)
Lost WR Noah Brown (Texans), LB Luke Gifford (Titans), OG Connor McGovern (Bills), DT Trysten Hill (Browns), TE Dalton Schultz (Texans), LS Jake McQuaide (Lions)
Acquired Indianapolis Colts CB Stephon Gilmore in exchange for a 2023 fifth-round pick
Acquired Houston Texans WR Brandin Cooks in exchange for a 2023 fifth-round draft pick and 2024 sixth-round pick. Cooks restructured his contract upon arrival

Washington Commanders

Offensive free agents

QB Taylor Heinicke (Agreed to terms with Falcons)
QB Carson Wentz (released)
OG Wes Schweitzer (Agreed to terms with Jets)
OG Trai Turner
WR Dylan Cantrell
WR Cam Sims
C Tyler Larsen (re-signed)
C Nick Martin
TE Eli Wolf (retired)

Defensive free agents

DT Da’Ron Payne (franchise tag, then agreed to terms on extension)
DE Efe Obada (re-signed)
LB Jon Bostic
LB Cole Holcomb (Agreed to terms with Steelers)
S Jeremy Reaves (RFA tender)
CB-Nickel Bobby McCain (released)

The Washington Commanders reportedly agreed to terms on an extension with defensive tackle Daron Payne (No. 95 pictured in 2018). Payne earned his first Pro Bowl berth in 2022.

2023 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Hired former Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy to replace former offensive coordinator Scott Turner
Signed LB David Mayo on a one-year extension and RB Jonathan Williams to a one-year extension
Released CB-nickel Bobby McCain and QB Carson Wentz
Claimed CB Cameron Dantzler (Vikings) off waivers
Placed the franchise tag and then reportedly agreed to a four-year extension with DT Daron Payne
Placed the RFA tender on Pro Bowl DB Jeremy Reaves
Reportedly agreed to terms with OT Andrew Wylie (Chiefs) on a three-year deal, OL Nick Gates (Giants) on a three-year deal, LB Cody Barton (Seahawks) on a one-year deal, DE Abdullah Anderson (Falcons)
Reportedly agreed to a two-year extension with DB Danny Johnson
Re-signed DE Efe Obada, OC Tyler Larsen,
Lost QB Taylor Heineke (Falcons), LB Cole Holcomb (Steelers), OG Wes Schweitzer (Jets), TE Eli Wolf (retired)

New York Giants

Offensive free agents

QB Daniel Jones (Agreed to terms on extension)
WR Sterling Shepard (Agreed to terms on extension)
WR Richie James
WR Marcus Johnson
WR Darius Slayton (re-signed)
WR Kenny Golladay (released)
RB Saquon Barkley (franchised)
RB Matt Breida (re-signed)
OL Nick Gates (Reportedly agreed to terms with Commanders)
OL Jon Feliciano (Agreed to terms with 49ers)
OL Wyatt Davis (re-signed)

Defensive free agents

DT Justin Ellis
DT Nick Williams
DE Jihad Ward (re-signed)
OLB Oshane Ximines
CB Fabian Moreau
FS Julian Love
SS Tony Jefferson
P Jamie Gillan (re-signed)
LS Casey Kreiter (re-signed)

2023 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Agreed to terms on a four-year extension with QB Daniel Jones, a one-year extension with WR Sterling Shepard
Placed the franchise tag on RB Saquon Barkley
Signed WR Isaiah Hodgins to a contract
Released Kenny Golladay
Re-signed P Jamie Gillan on a two-year deal, re-signed LS Casey Kreiter, RB Matt Breida on a one-year deal, WR Darius Slayton on a two-year deal, DE Jihad Ward on a one-year deal, ERFA Wyatt Davis
Agreed to terms with DT Rakeem Nunez-Roches (Buccaneers), WR Parris Campbell (Colts)
Lost OL Nick Gates (Commanders), OG Jon Feliciano (49ers)
Traded a 2023 third-round pick (100th overall) to the Las Vegas Raiders for TE Darren Waller

Philadelphia Eagles

Offensive free agents

OC Jason Kelce (Agreed to re-sign)
OG Isaac Semulo (Agreed to terms with Steelers)
OT Andre Dillard (Agreed to terms with the Titans)
OT Brett Toth (released and then re-signed)
RB Boston Scott (re-signed)
RB Miles Sanders (Agreed to terms with Panthers)
QB Gardner Minshew (Agreed to terms with Colts)
WR Zach Pascal (Agreed to terms with Cardinals)

Defensive free agents

DT Fletcher Cox (re-signed)
DE Robert Quinn
DE Brandon Graham (re-signed)
DT Javon Hargrave (Agreed to terms with 49ers)
DT Linval Joseph
DT Ndamkuong Suh
CB James Bradberry (re-signed)
OLB Kyzir White (Agreed to terms with the Cardinals)
LB T.J. Edwards (Agreed to terms with Bears)
S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson (Agreed to terms with Lions)
S Marcus Epps (Agreed to terms with Raiders)
LS Rick Lovato

The Philadelphia Eagles re-signed unrestricted free agent cornerback James Bradberry, pictured, to a three-year deal.

2023 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Lost defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon, who left to become head coach of the Arizona Cardinals
Lost offensive coordinator Shane Steichen, who left to become head coach of the Indianapolis Colts and promoted QB coach Brian Johnson to the same position
Agreed to terms with DE Brandon Graham on a one-year deal and gave CB Darius Slay a two-year extension
Agreed to terms with LB Nicholas Morrow (Bears)
Reportedly re-signed CB James Bradberry on a three-year deal, DT Fletcher Cox on a one-year deal, OC Jason Kelce on a one-year deal, RB Boston Scott on a one-year deal, OT Brett Toth
Lost DT Javon Hargrave (49ers), LB T.J. Edwards (Bears), OT Andre Dillard (Titans), S Marcus Epps (Raiders), LB Kyzir White (Cardinals), RB Myles Sanders (Panthers), QB Gardner Minshew (Colts), S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson (Lions), WR Zach Pascal (Cardinals), OG Isaac Seumalo (Steelers)

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2022 NFL Free Agency, Live Updates: NFC East

March 18, 2022 DraftNasty Staff Reports Leave a comment

The NFC East has had its share of movement within the first week of free agency. Quite a bit of it was through its own volition. The Cowboys lost Randy Gregory, but signed one of its top receivers to an extension. The Commanders made a splash by trading for former Colts quarterback Carson Wentz. The Eagles released Pro Bowl defensive tackle Fletcher Cox but kept the centerpiece of its offensive line. As the moves continue, we will keep the updates coming.

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys

Offensive free agents

TE Dalton Schultz (franchise tag)
RB Corey Clement
WR Michael Gallup (re-signed)
WR Cedrick Wilson (Agreed to terms with the Dolphins)
WR Noah Brown
WR Malik Turner
OT La’el Collins (released)
OG Connor Williams (Agreed to terms with the Dolphins)
OL Ty Nsekhe
TE Jeremy Sprinkle

Dallas Cowboys WR Michael Gallup signed a five-year extension with the team this offseason.

Defensive free agents

S Jayron Kearse (re-signed)
S Damontae Kazee
S Malik Hooker (re-signed)
DB Maurice Canady
LB Leighton Vander Esch (re-signed)
DE Dorance Armstrong (re-signed)
DE Brent Urban
DT Carlos Watkins (re-signed)
LB Francis Bernard
LB Luke Gifford (re-signed)
P Bryan Anger (re-signed)
LS Jake McQuaide (re-signed)

2022 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Re-worked DE DeMarcus Lawrence’s contract to an extension, re-signed DE Dorance Armstrong on a two-year deal, re-signed WR Michael Gallup on a five-year deal, re-signed S Malik Hooker on a two-year deal, re-signed LB Leighton Vander Esch on a one-year deal, re-signed LB Luke Gifford on a one-year deal, re-signed DT Carlos Watkins, re-signed S Jayron Kearse to a two-year deal, re-signed LS Jake McQuaide on a one-year deal, re-signed P Bryan Anger to a three-year deal
Agreed to terms with WR James Washington (Steelers) on a one-year deal, DE Dante Fowler (Falcons) on a two-year deal
Traded WR Amari Cooper to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a 2022 fifth-round pick and they swapped 2022 sixth-round picks with the Browns
Lost OG Connor Williams (Dolphins), DE Randy Gregory (Broncos), WR Cedrick Wilson (Dolphins)
Placed the franchise tag on TE Dalton Schultz
Released OT La’el Collins, K Greg Zuerlein, WR Robert Foster, DB Reggie Robinson II, RB Ito Smith, TE Blake Jarwin

Washington Commanders

Offensive free agents

QB Ryan Fitzpatrick
QB Kyle Allen (Agreed to terms with the Texans)
WR-Ret DeAndre Carter
WR Dylan Cantrell
OT Cornelius Lucas (re-signed)
OC Jon Toth (re-signed)
OG Jamil Douglas (Agreed to terms with the Giants)
OL Ereck Flowers (released)
OG Brandon Scherff (Agreed to terms with the Jaguars)
WR Cam Sims (re-signed)
WR Adam Humphries
C Tyler Larsen (re-signed)
RB Jonathan Williams (re-signed)
RB J.D. McKissic (re-signed)
TE Ricky Seals-Jones (Agreed to terms with the Giants)

Defensive free agents

DT Tim Settle (Agreed to terms with the Bills)
DL Daniel Wise (re-signed)
DE Jalen Jelks
DL Matt Ioannidis (released and signed with Panthers)
S Troy Apke
LB Jon Bostic
LB Jared Norris
LB Nate Orchard
LB Milo Eifler (re-signed)
LB David Mayo (re-signed)
CB Darryl Roberts
CB Torry McTyer
CB Corn Elder
CB Danny Johnson (re-signed)
S Bobby McCain (re-signed)
S Deshazor Everett (released)

2022 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Traded its third-round picks in the 2022 and 2023 NFL Draft for Indianapolis Colts QB Carson Wentz. The 2023 third-round pick could become a second rounder based on Wentz’s playing time in Washington. The teams also traded positions in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft, as the team gave up the 42nd overall pick to move down five spots
Agreed to terms with OG Andrew Norwell (Jaguars), DE Efe Obada (Bills)
Re-signed S Bobby McCain to a two-year deal, RB J.D. McKissic, OC Jon Toth, RB Jonathan Williams, OT Cornelius Lucas, OC Tyler Larsen, LB David Mayo, LB Milo Eifler, WR Cam Sims, DL Daniel Wise, CB Danny Johnson,
Placed a RFA tender on K Joey Slye
Released DL Matt Ioannidis (signed with Panthers), OG Ereck Flowers, S Deshazor Everett
Lost OG Brandon Scherff (Jaguars), DT Tim Settle (Bills), QB Kyle Allen (Texans), TE Ricky Seals-Jones (Giants), OG Jamil Douglas (Giants)

New York Giants

Offensive free agents

QB Jake Fromm
QB Mike Glennon
WR C.J. Board (re-signed)
OT Korey Cunningham (re-signed)
TE Evan Engram (Agreed to terms with the Jaguars)
G Will Hernandez (Agreed to terms with the Cardinals)
FB Elijhaa Penny
FB Cullen Gillaspia
WR Dante Pettis
OL Billy Price
WR John Ross
OL Matt Skura
OT Nate Solder
TE Levine Toilolo
TE Kaden Smith
TE Kyle Rudolph (released)
RB Devontae Booker (released)
P Riley Dixon

Defensive free agents

LB Lorenzo Carter
CB Keion Crossen (Agreed to terms with the Dolphins)
S Nate Ebner
S J.R. Reed
DB Logan Ryan (released and then signed with the Buccaneers)
DB Steven Parker
DL Austin Johnson (Agreed to terms with the Chargers)
LB Benardrick McKinney
S Jabrill Peppers (Agreed to terms with the Patriots)
DB Logan Ryan (released and then signed with Buccaneers)
LB Reggie Ragland
DL Danny Shelton
LB Jaylon Smith
LS Casey Kreiter (re-signed)

2022 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Re-signed OT Korey Cunningham, LS Casey Kreiter, WR C.J. Board
Agreed to terms with OG Mark Glowinski (Colts) on a three-year deal, QB Tyrod Taylor (Texans) on a two-year deal, OG Jon Feliciano (Bills), TE Ricky Seals-Jones (Commanders), WR Richie James (49ers), DT Justin Ellis (Ravens), DL Jihad Ward (Jaguars), RB Matt Breida (Bills), G Jamil Douglas (Commanders), OL Max Garcia (Cardinals)
Released DB Logan Ryan (signed by Buccaneeers), TE Kaden Smith, P Riley Dixon, RB Devontae Booker, TE Kyle Rudolph
Lost CB Keion Crossen (Dolphins), TE Evan Engram (Jaguars), DT Austin Johnson (Chargers), S Jabrill Peppers (Patriots), OG Will Hernandez (Cardinals)

Philadelphia Eagles

Offensive free agents

OC Jason Kelce (re-signed)
TE Jason Croom
RB Boston Scott (re-signed)
RB Jordan Howard
WR Greg Ward (re-signed)

Defensive free agents

S Rodney McLeod
S Anthony Harris (re-signed)
LB Alex Singleton (Agreed to terms with the Broncos)
DE Derek Barnett (re-signed)
CB Steven Nelson
DT Hassan Ridgeway (Agreed to terms with the 49ers)
DE Ryan Kerrigan
OLB Genard Avery (Agreed to terms with the Steelers)
DT Fletcher Cox (released and then re-signed)

2022 Free Agency report/Other Notes:

Agreed to terms with GM Howie Roseman on a three-year extension
Re-signed OC Jason Kelce on a one-year deal, WR Greg Ward on a one-year deal, S Anthony Harris on a one-year deal, re-signed RB Boston Scott on a one-year deal, DE Derek Barnett to a two-year deal
Placed a RFA tender on OG Nate Herbig
Agreed to terms with DE-OLB Haason Reddick on a three-year deal, LB Kyzir White (Chargers), WR Zach Pascal (Colts)
Lost DT Hassan Ridgeway (49ers) , LB Alex Singleton (Broncos), OLB Genard Avery (Steelers)
Released DT Fletcher Cox and then re-signed him to a one-year deal

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2018 NFL Draft recap, pick-by-pick: NFC East

April 29, 2018 Neverthere Leave a comment

NFC EAST

Dallas Cowboys	Vander Esch hopes to bring championships to the Cowboys over the next few years. Notable picks: Vander Esch may prove to be the difference-maker that the Cowboys envision with his versatility. Armstrong’s uneven pre-draft workouts are not at all an indication of his on-field burst and athleticism. Williams adds some swing backup insurance and could outplay his original draft position.
Round, Selection,	Player	School	DN Big Board Rank/ Grade	‘Nasty’ Take:
1 (19)	Leighton Vander Esch 6’4 256	Boise State	36 (2^nd Round)	Athletic former basketball player has to become better in his stack-and-shed. Underrated range in coverage.
2 (50)	Connor Williams 6’5 296	Texas	3 (1^st Round)	Williams’ injury in 2017 following an inauspicious start to his junior campaign. When he’s on top of his game, the finish is in place.
3 (81)	Michael Gallup WR-6’1 205	Colorado St.	145 (3^rd Round)	Gallup wins outside the numbers and plays with a physical style that is even stronger than his sturdy 205-pound nature suggests play-to-play.
3 (82)	Tracy Walker DB-6’1 195	Louisiana-Lafayette	191 (4^th Round)	Walker has enough length that he could even get looks at a cornerback spot. A solid tackler, his best football may be ahead of him.
4 (116)	Dorance Armstrong, Jr. OLB-6’4 257	Kansas	49 (2^nd Round)	Armstrong, Jr. has an 84-inch wingspan and produced 20 tackles for loss in 2016.
4 (140)	Dalton Schultz TE-6’4 249	Stanford	296 (4^th Round)	Schultz is an underrated route runner despite producing just 11 third down receptions in school.
5 (171)	Mike White QB-6’4 223	Western Kentucky	155 (3^rd Round)	White has all of the tools of an NFL starting quarterback minus the mobility.
6 (208)	Cedrick Wilson WR-6’3 194	Boise State	78 (3^rd Round)	Wilson produced like a first-round wideout in the MWC. Will his 4.55 speed translate to the perimeter or will he be relegated to the slot?
7 (236)	Bo Scarbrough RB-6’1 228	Alabama	308 (5^th Round)	It may have been a long wait on draft day, but the bruising runner could be a change-of-pace power back if he can contribute on special teams.

New York Giants	Hill (No. 98 pictured) ranked as one of DraftNasty’s Top 3-4 DEs/DTs available in the 2018 NFL Draft. The former Wolfpack star rushed for over 800 yards and 5 TDs as a senior at the prep level. Notable picks: Hernandez is a mammoth blocker who wins on man blocks. If he can win as an angle blocker, it will increase the diversity of the running game. Hill and McIntosh both will add diversity to a defense that finished 27th against the run in 2017.
Round, Selection	Player	School	DN Big Board Rank/ Grade	‘Nasty’ Take:
1 (2)	Saquon Barkley RB-6’0 233	Penn State	2 (1^st Round)	Barkley’s lateral agility is top-notch. How much will he contribute as a check down threat? Based on his collegiate film, he should line up at a number of spots.
2 (34)	Will Hernandez OG-6’2 327	UTEP	21 (2^nd Round)	A behemoth bar room brawler with mass and underrated quickness, Hernandez has to distribute his weight evenly to reach his immense potential.
3 (66)	Lorenzo Carter OLB-6’5 250	Georgia	68 (3^rd Round)	Carter has some similarities to current Carolina Panthers DE Mario Addison. Can he create speed-to-power off the edge?
3 (69)	B.J. Hill DL-6’3 311	NC State	22 (2^nd Round)	Hill’s dependability is aided by an ability to play a bit longer than his 77-inch wingspan would suggest. Makes plays laterally in the run game.
4 (108)	Kyle Lauletta QB-6’3 222	Richmond	154 (3^rd Round)	Lauletta –the 2017 CAA Offensive Player of the Year- maintains good posture in the pocket and excels on the hit-and-throw concepts. Posted a 4.07 time in the 20-yard short shuttle at the NFL Combine.
5 (139)	RJ McIntosh DT-6’4 286	Miami (Fla.)	161 (3^rd Round)	McIntosh has the size to play either DE or DT. His 83-inch wingspan complements a light-footed nature. He needs to anticipate snap counts with more consistency.

Philadelphia Eagles	Former Pittsburgh cornerback Avonte Maddox (No. 14 pictured) played WR, CB, PR KR and the nickel back spot for the Panthers. He will add versatility to the Super Bowl champions’ roster. Notable pick: Maddox is a player who went undervalued due to size and slight durability concerns. His ability to cover the slot could increase some of the packages by DC Jim Schwartz. Schwartz typically likes to rush with four players and Maddox could increase coverage disguises. The Eagles got three of our top 60 players with their first three selections.
Round, Selection,	Player	School	DN Big Board Rank/ Grade	‘Nasty’ Take:
2 (49)	Dallas Goedert 6’4 260	South Dakota St.	56 (2^nd Round)	Goedert gives the Eagles two tight ends who can attack vertically in the seams of the field. And he weighs in the 260-pound range.
4 (125)	Avonte Maddox CB-5’9 183	Pittsburgh	53 (2^nd Round)	Maddox’s 4.39 40-yard dash at the Combine was only outdone by his 6.51 time in the 3-cone drill. He’s even better on the field than in T-shirts and shorts.
4 (130)	Josh Sweat DE-6’5 251	Florida St.	58 (2^nd Round)	Sweat fell due to lingering question marks about his knee. When he’s feeling good, he can translate speed-to-power with one-hand posts and collapses the edge vs. tackles.
6 (206)	Matthew Pryor OT-6’6 343	TCU	375 (5^th Round)	Pryor sits on run defenders with his mammoth size. He often wins in the first phase of block. 11 ½-inch hands.
7 (233) Acquired from New England Patriots	Jordan Mailata OL-6’8 346	Australia Rugby player	N/A	Mailata never played college football, but he ran in the 5.1-range for NFL scouts.

Washington Redskins	Settle (No. 4 pictured) posted 19.5 tackles for losses the last two seasons for the Hokies. Notable picks: Christian will help alleviate the issues the Redskins had last year when injuries beset the offensive line. Can he swing to the center position to challenge incumbent Chase Roullier? Settle is a player who was once thought of as a potential second-round pick before an uneven postseason.
Round, Selection,	Player	School	DN Big Board Rank/ Grade	‘Nasty’ Take:
1 (13)	De’Ron Payne DT-6’2 311	Alabama	30 (2^nd Round)	Payne will help to control the action as a fire-plugging two-gap specialist and occasional one-gap penetrator. Expect to see him aligned over the center in DC Greg Manusky’s three-man fronts.
2 (59)	Derrius Guice RB-5’11 224	LSU	24 (2^nd Round)	Guice will have to balance his bullish running style to avoid the injury scrapes that took away time from him as a junior.
3 (74)	Geron Christian OT-6’5 298	Louisville	79 (3^rd Round)	Christian’s versatility in school saw him move around during games. He was seen snapping the ball on his Pro Day and it could be a possible transition to a starting role.
4 (109)	Troy Apke S-6’1 200	Penn State	147 (3^rd Round)	Apke didn’t make a number of plays off the hash, but he demonstrated range during the week of the 2018 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl and versus Pittsburgh in 2017.
5 (163)	Tim Settle DT-6’3 329	Virginia Tech	200 (4^th Round)	Settle’s quickness is aided by power. He will win versus guards or centers and could be a rotational piece on first and second down.
6 (197)	Shaun Dion Hamilton LB-6’0 228	Alabama	231 (4^th Round)	Crimson Tide team captain has battled major lower extremity injuries, but he can locate, identify and close once he’s made his reads.
7 (241)	Greg Stroman CB-5’11 174	Virginia Tech	381 (5^th Round)	With Stroman’s level of return ability, it is easy to forget that he also broke up 27 passes and picked off 9 passes in school.
7 (256)	Trey Quinn WR-5’11 203	SMU, LSU	227 (4^th Round)	Mr. Irrelevant caught 114 passes in 2017 after an unsettling stint at LSU. His savvy and quickness earn high marks.

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2023 NFL Free Agency, Live Updates: NFC East

2022 NFL Free Agency, Live Updates: NFC East

2018 NFL Draft recap, pick-by-pick: NFC East

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