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Eagles add former Washington DE, bolster defensive line

The Eagles have signed former Washington defensive end Ryan Kerrigan to a one-year deal, per Adam Schefter. Kerrigan bid farewell to Washington via Instagram just yesterday and gathered immediate interest from the Steelers, Bengals, and Eagles.



Kerrigan has been in the league for ten years, playing in 156 out of a possible 160 games. The former division rival has 95.5 sacks in his career and 13.5 career sacks against the Eagles, tied for most against any team. The Eagles didn’t have much depth at DE behind Brandon Graham, Derek Barnett & Josh Sweat so adding Kerrigan as a rotational piece was a wise move. Kerrigan also has the versatility to line up as a linebacker in a 3-4 defense.

The former Eagles killer had 5.5 sacks and 5 tackles for a loss in just 38% of the snaps last season with Washington.


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  1. […] Compared to the rest of the Eagles defense, Ryan Kerrigan grades out better than Fletcher Cox, Genard Avery, Anthony Harris, Alex Singleton, and Eric Wilson. For reference, Ryan Kerrigan has played 152 snaps through six games and is on pace for 430, just five more than he had last year and 200 less than 2019. Also, we are talking about a 33-year old edge rusher the team signed to a one-year deal right before the summer.  […]

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