Eagles Land Pro Bowl CB Riq Woolen on One-Year Deal

For the NFL, it's March 19th.

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The Philadelphia Eagles just landed a huge deal in the cornerback market by signing 26-year-old

pro-ball player, Ric Wullen, to a 1-year deal.

Worth up to $15 million.

This move plugs their biggest need for a solid number 2, outside corner heading into the

offseason.

They already boasts two first-team All-Pros and Quinion Mitchell and Cooper Dejan.

But last season, expose the gap at that spot, despite Audrey Jackson.

Stepping up late.

Wullen brings proven talent without tying up long-term cash.

Experts are raving about the value.

ESPN analyst Seth Walters slapped it with an A grade, ranking in number 3 among all

offseason deals.

He called it the perfect fix for Philly's secondary woes.

Digging into the numbers, Wullen tops outside corners over the past four seasons in few

of his yards, allowed per coverage snap, edging out Mitchell, and even the 2024 defensive

player of the year.

That's a leap production at a bargain price.

This fits the Eagle's smart offseason playbook, snagging high upside players like Hollywood

Brown and keeping Dallas goadered without massive spending.

They're building a contender on the cheap.

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