The Philadelphia Eagles made a major move this offseason by releasing cornerback Darius Slay ahead of free agency. While Slay mentioned on his podcast that there were no “hard feelings” about the decision,

C.J. Gardner-Johnson thinks Eagles should build around young secondary and not bring in a veteran cornerback to replace Darius Slay

Before the big news surrounding Saquon Barkley’s contract extension and Zack Baun re-signing with the Birds, the Eagles had to make a decision regarding one of their veteran players: Darius Slay. On Monday,

The Philadelphia Eagles released star veteran cornerback Darius Slay earlier this week to free up some salary cap space ahead of NFL free agency. Slay isn't ruling out a potential return on an equal,

Darius Slay's departure from the Philadelphia Eagles has gotten messy, but the veteran cornerback continues to claim he has no beef with his former team. On his podcast this week, Slay said that with his departure,

The Philadelphia Eagles' plan to release 34-year-old corner Darius Slay didn't ruffle the veteran's feathers. Slay said he's still open to a return to Philly or possibly a reunion in Detroit.

Appearing on his own Big Play Slay podcast, the former Eagles All-Pro pinged fourth-year safety and former 2022 UDFA Reed Blankenship as the guy to take over leading the secondary