🦅 The Eagles have a new linebacker. Here's what to know about Nicholas Morrow. flyeaglesfly NBCSPhilly
Pro Football Focus graded Morrow at 54.0 last season, among the lowest grades for starting linebackers. Out of 60 linebackers who played at least 500 snaps, Edwards ranked sixth with an 81.6 grade and Morrow ranked 52nd.
Edwards started all 20 games for the Eagles last year before signing a three-year, $19.5 million deal with the Bears. White only started nine games but played 844 snaps, 5th-most on the defense. Dean is expected to take over at one of the two starting spots, but the other one is wide open, and Morrow is instantly in that mix.
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