Byron Jones

Eagles Insiders Geoff Mosher and Adam Caplan shared what they've learned after the frenetic first few days of NFL free agency. They take a deep dive into the Byron Jones strikeout, with info on what happened at negotiations, and explore the Malcolm Jenkins divorce. Mosher and Caplan also examine the Javon Hargrave signing along with the state of the secondary, including intel on past attempts to acquire Darius Slay.

Eagles Insiders Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher prepare for the NFL's annual spending spree by answering a slew of #AskITB questions pertaining to free agency. Caplan and Mosher discuss competition for cornerback Byron Jones; patching holes in the secondary; Avonte Maddox's best usage; free agents the Eagles should probably avoid; how to approach the offensive line; potential destinations for Big V and Ronald Darby; and if the Eagles will be aggressive on the free-agent defensive tackle market.

Looking at the Philadelphia Eagles, Sheil Kapadia of The Athletic, saw three good fits among the top free agents.

In the latest Inside the Birds, Eagles Insiders Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher mull over the Eagles' contingency plans if they're unable to land Jones or if the market free-agent wide receiver Robby Anderson is too rich. Caplan and Mosher also discussed plans for backup quarterback, interesting developments on the defensive line, and announced plans for the upcoming NFL Draft Watch Party.

In the latest Inside the Birds, Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher detail how hard the Eagles plan to pursue Cowboys cornerback Byron Jones in free agency and the team's plans for other unrestricted free agents around the league. They also discussed in-house free agents and rising prospects from the Combine.

The NFL free agent market officially opens on March 18, and the Philadelphia Eagles could be in the market for help in their secondary.

In Part 2 of a two-part Inside the Birds podcast series previewing free agency through an Eagles lens, Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher go through free agents on defense, looking at players expected to be available, their financial values, their fit with the Eagles and whether or not Roseman would be inclined to spend for them. They also looked at some potential trade targets.