Just hours into free agency, Eagles lose Milton Williams, Josh Sweat — key pieces off their championship defense
On practically any list of the top free agents that would be available when the so-called legal tampering period started Monday, there were two Eagles defensive players in the top five. Defensive tackle Milton Williams and defensive end Josh Sweat were two of the very few impact players to reach free agency.
The Houston Christian prospect was seen as a reach in the third-round when the Eagles made their pick during last April's ...
Now, Sweat will be reuniting with Arizona coach Jonathan Gannon, Sweat’s former defensive coordinator for two years in Philly ...
Josh Sweat still carries the label of being a fourth-round draft pick. It's part of why he signed with the Cardinals.
Defensive tackle Milton Williams agreed to a deal with New England worth $26 million annually and edge rusher Josh Sweat is heading to the Arizona Cardinals on a four-year, $76.4 million ...
At 2.12pm ET, Ian Rapoport reported that defensive tackle Milton ... Williams' services but could not match the price tag New England offered. Mere minutes later, Schefter reported that linebacker ...
Milton Williams, Josh Sweat, Isaiah Rodgers, and Oren Burks agreed to contract terms with new teams on the opening day of the NFL’s legal tampering period, sources confirmed, with Williams and ...
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The NFL's 52-hour legal tampering period arrived with a slew of stars receiving big contracts to either stay put or join a ...
After losing out on former Eagles lineman Milton Williams, the Cardinals made their first splash of free agency by agreeing ...
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