Good morning, Eagles fans! The offseason finally feels afoot after the Birds brought in a piece of the team, linebacker Brad Jones, yesterday. To catch up on all you need to know about Brad, and everything else Eagles-related, we've got the latest batch of headlines for your perusal ...
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The Eagles signed former Packers linebacker Brad Jones to a two-year deal on Monday.
In the wake of the NFL Scouting Combine, analysts have the Eagles taking a CB in the latest mock draft tracker.
After an injury-riddled 2014, Dave Spadaro writes, Brad Jones brings depth to the linebacker position.
Brad Jones said it was the atmosphere he noticed during his visit with the team that convinced him to become an Eagle.
Where should the team look to build the most this offseason: the Draft, or free agency?
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On Monday, the Eagles signed linebacker Brad Jones, who spent his first six seasons with Green Bay. Here are ten facts about the newest Eagle ...
LB Brad Jones was drafted in the seventh round by the Green Bay Packers in 2009
He played collegiately for the Colorado Buffaloes in the Big-12
He played for the Packers for a total of six seasons ranging from 2009-2014
During his time in Green Bay, Jones racked up 293 tackles and 10 sacks
Jones has a Super Bowl ring from Super Bowl XLV
Jones is a native of Michigan and was born in East Lansing
In high school, Jones was selected by the Detroit Free Press as a First-Team All-State selection
At his Colorado Pro Day, Jones ran a 4.49 second 40-yard dash
Jones played both inside and outside linebacker with the Packers
In high school, Jones lettered four years in track & field, where he competed in the 200-meter dash and 110m hurdles
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