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Eagles add Epenesa after Browns balked on deal
Key takeaways
- The Philadelphia Eagles have signed defensive end AJ Epenesa months after the Cleveland Browns backed out of an agreement to sign him.
- The Eagles announced the signing Wednesday but did not disclose terms.
- The Browns had agreed to a one-year deal with Epenesa worth up to $5 million on March 18, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have signed defensive end AJ Epenesa months after the Cleveland Browns backed out of an agreement to sign him.
The Eagles announced the signing Wednesday but did not disclose terms.
The Browns had agreed to a one-year deal with Epenesa worth up to $5 million on March 18, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. But Cleveland opted against finalizing the contract after the veteran had his physical, a source told ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi on March 29.
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