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Eagles Work Out Versatile WR Raja Nelson

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Howie Roseman eyes North Dakota States versatile WR Raja Nelson, who impressed with 28 catches, 404 yards, and 4 TDs last season, plus his skills as a return specialist. Nelsons private workout with the Eagles has caught the attention of other teams like the Saints, Giants, and Vikings.

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From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. The Philadelphia Eagles are always on the hunt for fresh talent, and their general manager Howie Roseman recently brought in North Dakota Statewide. Receiver Raja Nelson for a private workout. Nelson stands out as a versatile player, often called a Swiss Army knife on the field, and he's already caught the eye of other teams like the Saints. Giants. And Vikings. Last season, he hauled in 28 catches for four or four yards and four touchdowns, while also shining as a return specialist during North. Dakota State's championship push. He suited up for all 13 games, starting nine at receiver, and added seven rushes for 14 yards, plus eight kickoff returns averaging. 21 yards each, and one pot return for six yards. Nelson showed steady hands too, snagging at least one pass in 12 of those games, including four reception highs against South Dakota State and Youngstown State, making him a name

to watch his teams fill out their rosters.

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