It has been a busy weekend for the Eagles. One player is arrested while another is just moments away from getting his walking papers. In news that went unnoticed yesterday, the day of the Freak-free Eagles is upon us. According to NFL Network’s Adam Schefter, the Eagles are going to release Jevon Kearse. Kearse's agent confirmed this over the weekend at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Adam Schefter of NFL.com first reported a few days ago that Jevon Kearse will be cut soon. This really comes as no surprise, as “The Freak” has been Kearsed ever since he became an Eagle. What was surprising, was that the Eagles tried to renegotiate Kearse’s contract to keep him around. Of course with agent Drew Rosenscum they [...]

Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that the Philadelphia Eagles will be releasing defensive end Jevon Kearse. Per Schefter, Kearse was offered a pay cut, but a deal to keep him at a reduced salary could not be reached. He was due to earn a base salary of $6.46 million in 2008. Kearse took the league by [...]

Remember when the Eagles picked up Jevon Kearse and Terrell Owens within a few weeks of each other? Those were good times in Philly. Of course, T.O. bitched his way out of town (I still think the Eagles should’ve just paid the guy). Now, Kearse is officially off the books . mp3: Good Times (closing theme)

In a much expected, and welcome move, the Eagles cut ties with Jevon Kearse today. Kearse signed a $66M deal with the Eagles back in 2004 and has provided little on the field over the years. This season he was replaced by Juqua Thomas in the starting lineup. Kearse was the first of two huge mistakes the Eagles made with their free agent dollars at the defensive end position, with Darren Howard ...

A one-time major force on defense is now out on the streets, as the Eagles earlier today released defensive end Jevon Kearse. The former first-round pick of the Titans back in 1999 is already being rumored to possibly going back to the team where he first began - Tennessee. He had a great career with the Titans, putting up 47.5 sacks in 66 games, an average of 0.7 sacks per game. His ...

After four mostly disappointing and injury-plagued seasons where he only showed glimpses of his feared pass rushing ability, the Eagles released defensive end Jevon Kearse on Thursday. Kearse was in the middle of a $66 million, eight-year deal signed in 2004 that made him at the time the highest-paid defensive end in NFL history. The three-time Pro Bowl selection failed to live up the lofty ...

A one-time major force on defense is now out on the streets, as the Eagles earlier today released defensive end Jevon Kearse. The former first-round pick of the Titans back in 1999 is already being rumored to possibly going back to the team where he first began - Tennessee. He had a great career with the Titans, putting up 47.5 sacks in 66 games, an average of 0.7 sacks per game. His ...

As mentioned here by Vincanity, the Philadelphiia Eagles have released Jevon Kearse.  Does the idea of having The Freak in Nashville again intrigue me? Of course, but I don't think he is worth it.  He only played in 2 games in 2006 after tearing an ACL.  Last season he played in 14 games but only recorded 3.5 sacks.  Part of that might be because it takes a full year to ...

The Kearse is over. 12 hours before free agency officially kicks off the Eagles have released defensive end Jevon Kearse. This cut is not a surprise at all, as everybody has expected it to happen for a while now. The most disappointing thing about this, is the fact that Jevon never lived up to the large expectations [...]

Jevon Kearse, once the highest-paid defensive end in the NFL, was cut by the Philadelphia Eagles Thursday. The 6-4, 265-pound Kearse picked up his "Freak" nickname at the University of Florida, because of his rare combination of speed, power and...

The Philadelphia Eagles have cut Jevon Kearse . The Eagles released the former rookie of the year Thursday. The 31-year-old defensive end failed to live up to the lofty expectations when he signed as a free agent in 2004. Kearse recorded 3½ sacks in 14 games last season and saw his playing time diminish late in the year. He missed most of the 2006 season with a knee injury. Early in his ...

Philadelphia Eagles defensive linesman Jevon Kearse has been released by the team, according to the Associated Press. He had just 12 tackles and 3.5 sacks last season. Nevertheless, the Eagles finished eighth against the run and 10th against the pass last season. The team has already given permission to cornerback Lito Sheppard to seek a trade on his own. The team's real off-season need is ...

A league source tells us that the Eagles officially have dumped defensive end Jevon Kearse. Kearse could return to the Titans. He was the league’s defensive rookie of the year in 1999 with Tennessee. After his rookie contract expired, he jumped to Philly. A serious knee injury knocked him out of action in 2006, and he was [...]

Oh yes, we've gone old school Some news we knew was coming... Jevon Kearse has been officially cut. Freak out? (PE.com) Our own Matt Miller has posted his things to like, things not to like from the NFL Scouting Combine. (Mocking the Draft) Could the Eagles pass on Asante Samuel because he doesn't fit their system? (Iggles Blog) A breakdown of the Eagles defensive ...

(Jevon Kearse says, “Can I just leave my jersey in here and then get out?”) (Shaun Alexander busted his face when he fell out of the dumpster.) (What day does the garbage truck come?) (Derek Smith can’t quite reach that dime he sees on the pavement.) (As this year’s trash bin continues to fill [...]

The agent for Eagles defensive end Jevon Kearse said he believes the team will release the veteran soon. Drew Rosenhaus told the Wilmington News Journal at the NFL scouting combine over the weekend that the 31-year-old will be let go. The Eagles signed Kearse in 2004 to an eight-year, 62-million-dollar-deal. His last two seasons were disappointing. He missed most of the 2006 season due to ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to release defensive end Jevon Kearse by the end of the week. “Jevon will be released, and I expect Jevon to be a free agent,” Kearse’s agent Drew Rosenhaus said at the NFL combine. “We tried to work out a restructure with the Eagles. We weren’t able to do it.” Not to long ago Kearse was thought to be one of the ...

The Eagles are definitely going to be looking for a defensive end. While Trent Cole had a Pro Bowl season, the Eagles did not get much from the rest of their defensive ends. Jevon Kearse has just not worked out, and will be released soon. Darren Howard is another free agent DE who really has not [...]

Bon Voyage Phreak According to our favorite agent the phreak is done in Philly. Surprise, surprise. "Yeah, we expect Jevon to be released," Kearse's agent Drew Rosenhaus told the newspaper Saturday at the NFL scouting combine. "I expect Jevon to be a free agent. We tried to work out a [contract] restructure with the Eagles. We thought he had a wonderful career there, ...