A good list of what teams have signed what UDFA's so far, obviously some of this can be wrong until players are officially signed...

Jared Allen told me he studies Cole's pass-rush moves to improve his own game.

a good laugh..."who's mel kiper"...

2nd...NFL already sent NFLPA request a today to go back to federal mediator George Cohen.

1st...Players are sending a letter to the NFL today asking to begin federal mediation in Minnesota. Judge Nelson made this recommendation Weds.

A loss for a former Eagle family member.....just something outside of all the Draft/CBA/Kolb-trade garbage....

Looks like we'll be getting a lot of use out of those pictures...

keep that post draft high going....

Kirk Morrison signs his tender.

five guys the eagles might be targeting....

Here's the latest on the QB situation. The Eagles are talking to 3 teams. Buffalo, Oakland, and Jacksonville have all made serious inquiries into trading for McNabb. The Eagles are trying to see who will make the best offer. All 3 teams have shown some willingness to deal their 1st round pick. There is a lot of talking going on. The Eagles are also exploring scenarios where a lesser pick and veteran player would be the compensation.

a second rounder and a safety seems to be the trend....byrd, oj, idc...it would be awesome. sorry to see him go, but it is it what it is...

Per Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News, the potential fallout from GM Scot McCloughan departure in San Francisco is that QB Alex Smith's job security might be further threatened. McCloughan was a vocal supporter of Smith.

At one point, the 49ers were seen as front-runners to land Donovan McNabb in a trade. Instead, the team signed David Carr and traded Shaun Hill. Still, ESPN Insider believes a trade for McNabb is not out of the question.

"If Kawakami's insights are true -- that team president Jed York was instrumental in going after Kurt Warner, and 'pushed' for the team to call on Jay Cutler and Brady Quinn in the past -- and if McCloughan is no longer in the way, what's stopping York from again pushing to acquire a player that is, by all accounts (and for the right price), available? If this team is suddenly the favorite to win the NFC West, wouldn't it make sense to acquire a proven veteran QB that -- failures at the highest level aside -- has been to the playoffs on a near-yearly basis? Doesn't seem like much of a stretch, we'll see whether this heats up."

For those scoring at home: Eagles gave newly-acquired DE Darryl Tapp a three-year, $9 million deal that includes a $3 million signing bonus.

the Eagles have released Shawn Andrews. I guess that part of the line mystery is solved.

link is just to PE.com..it's not in the blog head but its on the front page.

The Eagles are expected to make a push to acquire defensive end Ray Edwards, who had four sacks for the Vikings in the playoffs last season.

the restricted free agents...

the entire list of 2010 UFA's....it even gives you their agents...

just thought this was interesting....to be honest i didnt read it, i just looked at who he had the eagles picking...i dont think its too bad..outside of the fact we don't draft a lb, and nate allen is from south florida.

The Washington Redskins are planning to interview Bill Romanowski for their strength and conditioning coach opening, but a league source warned that an interview doesn't mean Romanowski is any type of favorite for the job.

hahahaha...i love it.

Report: Cleveland, Denver And Buffalo Eyeing McNabb

February 8, 2010 | Last Updated: 2/8/10 12:45 AM ET | Comments (15)

To follow up on ESPN's Adam Schefter's report that "multiple teams have called Eagles to inquire about their three QBs," Schefter's colleague Sal Paolantonio discloses the identity of three teams who have had discussions with the Eagles specifically regarding Donovan McNabb - Cleveland, Denver and Buffalo.

The Browns will likely be tied to the Eagles because of Andy Reid's close relationship with new president Mike Holmgren and general manager Tom Heckert. Cleveland has Derek Anderson, a Pro Bowl quarterback in the 2007 season who has not been able to duplicate that season's performance, and Brady Quinn, a former first-round pick. The Browns were 5-11 in 2008 as Quinn led the team with 1,339 passing yards, but he threw just eight touchdowns with seven interceptions. Just to note, the Browns have the seventh overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.

The Broncos proved how the NFL season is a marathon and not a sprint in 2009. After a 6-0 start, the Broncos missed the playoffs with an 8-8 record. Last off-season, the Broncos traded Jay Cutler for a bevy of draft picks and quarterback Kyle Orton. Orton passed for 3,802 yards with 21 touchdowns and 12 interceptions while completing 62.1 percent of his passes in 2009. Denver had the league's 20th-ranked scoring offense in 2009. The Broncos will have either the 10th or 11th overall pick (subject to a coin flip with the Jaguars) in this year's draft.

Buffalo is interesting because the Eagles have spent the early portion of their off-season acquiring former Bills coaches in new special teams coordinator Bobby April and senior assistant/defensive backs coach Dick Jauron. Ryan Fitzpatrick and Trent Edwards split the quarterback duties for the 6-10 Bills, who ranked 28th in the league with 16.1 points per game last season. It will certainly be up to new general manager Buddy Nix and head coach Chan Gailey to chart the path for the organization. Buffalo has the ninth overall pick in the draft.

I came across this list and thought it could be helpful for anyone focusing on the draft. Even if the info isnt the best it still gives a list of players at each position, and breaks them down to the 3/4 and 4/3 players.

For all the people pining for a safety in the first round...we could take Chad Jones in the second to replace Dawkins. 6'3 230.... Not saying we need to, just giving a suggestion other than mays and berry.

The Eagles also announced that have taken three players off the roster: Quarterback Adam DiMichele and running back Walter Mendenhall were cut, while defensive tackle Amon Gordon was waived/injured after he suffered a torn Achilles tendon prior to the recent Organized Team Activities.