Rasul Douglas

The Eagles enter the final preseason game trying to figure out who their nickle corner will be.

Starters tend to play more in the third preseason game than they do in any other game prior to the start of the season. Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson allowed his starters to play one quarter against the Miami Dolphins. Could they or should they have played longer? See below.

PHILADELPHIA - Familiar faces lined up on opposite sides of the field when the Philadelphia Eagles hosted the Buffalo Bills in week two of preseason action. These two teams were involved in a trade last week sending Wide Receiver Jordan Matthews from Philadelphia and a third round pick to Buffalo in exchange for Corner Ronald Darby.

Before the Eagles selected Rasul Douglas in the Third Round of the 2017 NFL Draft, he was arguably the best Cornerback in the Big 12 Conference during the 2016 season.  During his Senior year at West Virginia, Douglas tallied Eight Interceptions, One Sack, and 49 Solo Tackles; he showed the ability to be a starting Cornerback on the outside...

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) - ProFootballFocus.com giveth and taketh away. The highly-regarded player-grading website, which is subscribed to by multiple NFL teams, raised some eyebrows a few weeks ago when it claimed the Eagles have the best offensive line in the sport entering the 2017 season...

With the moves the Philadelphia Eagles made this offseason to improve the team, opinions of the team as they prepare for the 2017 season are mixed.

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) - Rasul Douglas was one of the stars of the Eagles' offseason work until the Zebras showed up. The lengthy third-round pick with the transcendent ball skills was fitting in seamlessly with a group desperate for playmakers but there is a lot of differences between playing the game at the college level and making the leap to the pros...

Asked to name what has stood out the most so far through eight organized team activities, or OTAs Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson pointed to the young players, specifically mentioning cornerback Rasul Douglas.

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) - The most glaring need for the Eagles remains the cornerback position and defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz was front and center Tuesday to address what's going on with things on his side of the football. Gone are veterans Nolan Carroll and Leodis McKelvin, ostensibly replaced with free-agent pickup Patrick Robinson and third-round pick Rasul Douglas, who happened to b

This weekend, the Philadelphia Eagles will continue with their rookie camp, which gives the newest batch of rookies the opportunity to make an impression on the Eagles coaching staff.