The Philadelphia Eagles are turning to a familiar face to add depth at safety.
According to a report from NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Eagles agreed to terms with safety Marcus Epps, reuniting with the veteran who spent three seasons in Philadelphia, including as part of the defense that fueled a run to the Super Bowl in 2022.
Epps, 29, spent the past two seasons with the Las Vegas Raiders, where he posted 85 total tackles before signing with the New England Patriots this offseason and ultimately being released during final roster cuts earlier this week.
Working his way back from a torn ACL, Epps should compete for snaps with Sydney Brown and Andrew Mukuba while providing added insurance if either of the Eagles’ starting safeties go down due to an injury this season.
Through his first six seasons since being chosen in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings, Epps has produced 294 total tackles with three interceptions, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.
According to general manager Howie Roseman, the Eagles‘ roster very much is a work in progress.
“I’ll say this,” Roseman told reporters Tuesday, shortly after the league-mandated deadline to get down to 53 players. “We aren’t done here … If we need something, I’ll do whatever I can for this football team, to be aggressive. [owner] Jeffrey [Lurie] gives me that opportunity to do that. I don’t think that we’re done. This is a work in progress.”
Eagles Reveal When They Will Wear Kelly Green Uniforms in 2025
Getty ImagesSaquon Barkley and the Eagles will wear their throwback Kelly green jerseys for three of the biggest games of the 2025 NFL season.
The Eagles are once again breaking out the fan favorite throwback Kelly Green uniforms this season, for some of the biggest home games of the year.
This season, Philadelphia is breaking out their throwback threads for three critical division matchups, the team announced.
Here are the games:
- Week 6: vs. New York Giants
- Week 12: at Dallas Cowboys
- Week 18: vs. Washington Commanders
Depending on how tightly contested the NFC East race is, the Eagles could be playing for the division crown rocking their throwback uniforms inside what promises to be a raucous Lincoln Financial Field.
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