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Eagles sign RB Adrian Killins to the practice squad

Dec 11, 2020 at 05:22 PM

Chris McPherson

The Eagles welcomed back running back Adrian Killins to the practice squad on Friday. He originally signed with the Eagles following the 2020 NFL Draft. This marks the ninth game that he will be on the team's practice squad.

Killins was signed to the active roster ahead of the 49ers win and played eight snaps on offense. A rookie free agent out of Central Florida, the 5-8, 177-pound Killins gained 2,459 yards on the ground, accounted for 864 receiving yards, and scored 34 total touchdowns in college. He earned either first- or second-team All-AAC honors in each of the past three seasons.

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