Joe Tryon-Shoyinka Joins Eagles

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Joe Trian Shoyinka, the Ed rusher from the Washington Huskies and a first-round pick, just

signed a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.

General manager Howie Roseman made the announcement, Sunday.

Drafted 30 second overall by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers back in 2021, this six-foot-five

beast from Renton, Washington, is looking to.

Survive his career in Philly.

Over four seasons with the Bucks, he notched 15 sacks and 21 tackles for loss across 66

games.

But they passed on his 50-year option last off season, sending him into free agency.

Earlier this year, he inked a deal with the Chicago Bears in March.

His time last season got wild with trades, he started with the Bears, put up 13 tackles

and a tackle for loss, then got shipped to the Cleveland.

Fans at the deadline, along with a 20-26-7th round pick for a six-rounder.

There, he played eight games, but managed fewer tackles in zero sacks.

His first scoreless season.

Now he's stepping into Philly's ed rush group, teaming up with third-year guy, Jelix Hunt,

who led them with six-and-a-half sacks last year, and Nolan Smith Jr., the 2023 first

rounder with three sacks.

This could be the spot where he turns heads again.

These past rush was solid, but needs more pop.

And try on Shoyinka's size and experience might just unlock that edge as they gear up

for another run.