Eagles Eye Vet Safety Xavier Woods

0:00It's March 25th. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. The Philadelphia Eagles are looking for depth at strong safety after some recent losses on defense. They lost Reed Blinkenship to the Houston Texans in Free Agency and traded Sydney Brown to the Atlanta Falcons. Now, NFL analyst Gary Davenport from Bleacher Report suggests they check out better and Xavier Woods, a 30-year-old unrestricted free agent who just wrapped up a season with the Tennessee Titans. Fans bring solid experience to the table, having played 11 games for the Titans last year. He knots two interceptions, three passes defended, one sac, and 23 solo tackles during that stretch. Fans and analysts see this as a smart, low-risk move for Philly, especially with defensive coordinator Vic Fangio calling the shots. Fangio has a reputation for maximizing role players, and Woods could slot in nicely without breaking the bank. For his career since entering the league in 2017, Woods has suited up for the Cowboys,

1:00Vikings, Panthers, and Titans, racking up 15. Total interceptions. He's reliable but never earned a Pro Bowl nod. As the Eagles tweaked their secondary this off-season, keep an eye on whether Woods or another vet joins the mix to bolster Fangio's scheme.