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Eagles to sign LB Rashaan Evans to the practice squad ahead of Matchup vs. Vikings

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With Nakobe Dean set to miss multiple weeks, the Eagles are signing linebacker Rashaan Evans to the practice squad ahead of Thursday night’s matchup against the Vikings.

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With Eagles LB Nakobe Dean out for about a month due to a foot injury, Philadelphia is signing former Titans’ first-round pick, LB Rashaan Evans, to its practice squad, per sources.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 11, 2023

Evans is 27 years old and led the Falcons in tackles, posting a whopping 159 stops—seventh-most in the entire NFL last season.

Atlanta decided to look elsewhere.

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