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Eagles Sign Tryon, Brown Trade Rumors, New Corners

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Eagles GM Howie Roseman makes waves at NFL meetings, signing edge rusher Joe Tryon-Shoyinka and bolstering the wide receiver corps with Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore. Despite offseason additions, Roseman emphasizes the need for draft picks to truly evaluate the teams progress. The Eagles lost edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Panthers but remain open to trade talks around A.J. Brown. New corner Riq Woolen joins on a one-year deal, and Roseman addresses the need for consistency and progress at safety. With extensions for stars like Jalen Carter and young corners on the horizon, Roseman keeps the Eagles flexible for further improvements before the season begins.

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Eagles Sign Tryon, Brown Trade Rumors, New Corners

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On March 30th, Eagles GM Howie Roseman dropped some news at the NFL meetings in Phoenix. He's signing Ed Drusher Joe Trion-Shoyinka to a one-year deal. That's the first round pick from the Buccaneers back in 2021. He joins J-Lix Hunt, Nolan Smith, and Arnold Obickity in the rotation. Roseman calls the offseason incomplete so far, saying they need the draft to really judge it. They beefed up the wide receivers too, grabbing Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore as the number three and four options. Roseman pushed back hard on calling this, running it back from last year. Sure, the offense looks mostly the same, but after finishing 20th in points scored, they're hungry for more growth. Fans and media are buzzing about potential big moves. Roseman didn't shut down tray talk around AJ. Brown, who's posted over 1,000 yards, four straight years. They lost Ed's guy, Jalen Phillips, to the Panthers, on a four-year pact of $120 million. That's stung, but they had their price limit.

New corner recoil and comes in on a one-year deal worth up to $15 million. Roseman sees Supreme talent there from his rookie year, but admits consistency is the issue. Safety still a work in progress after letting Reed Blankenship walk for three years and 24.75 million with Houston. All this keeps the Eagles flexible for extensions on stars like Jalen Carter and their young corners. Roseman's vision is sharpening, with room to add before September hits. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.

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