EAGLES DRAFT DAY TRADES ...• Traded a 3rd round draft choice (T Jah Reid) to

Baltimore for a 3rd round draft choice (CB CurtisMarsh) and a 6th round draft choice (C Jason Kelce).

• Traded a 4th round draft choice (TE Luke Stocker) toTampa Bay for a 4th round draft choice (LB CaseyMatthews) and a 4th round draft choice in 2012.

• Traded a 5th round draft choice (WR Jeremy Kerley)and a 7th round draft choice (WR Scotty McKnight) tothe NY Jets for a 5th round draft choice (G JulianVandervelde) and a 6th round draft choice (traded toNew England later in draft).

• Traded a 6th round draft choice (LB Markell Carter) toNew England for a 6th round draft choice (LB BrianRolle).

DRAFT NUGGETS ...• Philadelphia has led the league with 24 players selected over the

last two years, including 11 in 2011 (2nd to only Washington’s 12)

• The Eagles did not trade from their first round draft slot for the firsttime since 2006 (Brodrick Bunkley, 14th overall pick) ... they select-ed a player with only their own pick in each of the first two roundsfor the first time since 2002

• Philadelphia has engineered 33 draft day trades over the last nineyears, including 20 in the last four

• 2011 marks the 4th year the Eagles drafted three-or-more offensivelinemen in the same draft class under head coach Andy Reid. Theothers: 2008 (Mike McGlynn, Mike Gibson and King Dunlap), 2005(Todd Herremans, Scott Young, and Calvin Armstrong), and 2004(Shawn Andrews, Trey Darilek, Adrien Clarke, and Dominic Furio)

• Danny Watkins was the first Canadian-born player drafted by theEagles since punter Mitch Berger was selected in the 6th round ofthe 1994 draft. Watkins’ agent, Joe Panos, was a 3rd round pick ofthe Eagles in that same draft

• Watkins was the first player selected by the Eagles from Baylorsince 1983, when QB David Mangrum was picked in the 12th round

• Jaiquawn Jarrett is the 5th-highest drafted Eagle from aPhiladelphia-area college behind: Chuck Bednarik (1st overall,Penn, 1949), Fran Murray (11th, Penn, 1937), George Savitsky (30th,Penn, 1947), and Jim Grazione (39th, Villanova, 1959)

• Curtis Marsh’s father, Curtis, Sr., played 3 seasons in the NFL withJAX and PIT ... Brian Rolle’s cousin, Antrel, is a safety for NY Giants... Greg Lloyd’s father was an All-Pro LB for the Steelers

• Marsh is looking to become the 4th player from Utah State to suit upfor the Eagles in a regular season game, joining Kevin Curtis, LouieGiammona, and Bill Dunstan

• Casey Matthews’ family members have played in a combined 653NFL games: uncle, Bruce (296 games); father, Clay (278); grandfa-ther, Clay (45); brother, Clay (31); and cousin, Kevin (3)

• Fourth round draft pick Alex Henery (120th overall) was the highestselected kicker in the NFL draft since New England chose StephenGostkowski in the 4th round (118th overall)

MORE DRAFT NUGGETS ...• Last kickers drafted by the Eagles were Manny

Matsakis (8th round) and Paul McFadden (12th round)in 1984 ... Henery was the highest drafted kicker by theEagles since Tony Franklin was selected in the 3rdround (74th) in 1979

• Dion Lewis (2009) and Michael Vick (1999) are the onlytwo players in Big East history to earn conferencerookie of year and offensive player of the year honorsin the same season

• Julian Vandervelde was a college teammate of GregCastillo, the son of Eagles D-coordinator Juan Castillo

QUOTABLE and TWEETABLE ...“Watkins is the safest pick in the entire draft — the oneplayer you can confidently say will be in the Pro Bowl in2012. He’s the best guard on the board.”

- Dallas Morning News Columnist Rick Gosselin

“[Jaiquawn’s] the best tackler that I’ve been around in my21 years as a player and a coach. I’ve never seen anyonetackle like he does in the open field.”

- Former Temple and current Miami coach Al Golden

“I’m just looking forward to not just being ‘Clay’s littlebrother’ and just be known as Casey”

- Fourth round draft choice Casey Matthews

“So ANDY really listen to my advice”

- LeSean McCoy tweet on Dion Lewis, a fellowPittsburgh alum, being drafted by the Eagles

“I have seen this man Alex Henery kick field goals onkickoffs”

- Jeremy Maclin tweet

A PEEK AHEAD TO 2012 ... The Eagles own all of theirpicks in the 7 rounds of the 2012 draft, plus an extra 4throunder from Tampa Bay obtained in a draft day trade,and two extra 6th round picks (one from New England in atrade involving Tracy White and the other from Denver ina trade involving J.J. Arrington and Joe Mays)

2011 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES DRAFT1 23 Danny Watkins G 6-3 310 Baylor2 54 Jaiquawn Jarrett S 6-0 198 Temple3 90 Curtis Marsh CB 6-1 197 Utah State

(acquired from Baltimore in 2011 draft day trade)4a 116 Casey Matthews LB 6-1 231 Oregon

(acquired from Tampa Bay in 2011 draft day trade)4b 120 Alex Henery K/P 6-2 177 Nebraska5a 149 Dion Lewis RB 5-7 193 Pittsburgh

(acquired from San Diego in 2010 draft day trade)5b 161 Julian Vandervelde G 6-2 301 Iowa

(acquired from NY Jets in 2011 draft day trade)6a 191 Jason Kelce C 6-3 280 Cincinnati

(acquired from Baltimore in 2011 draft day trade)6b 193 Brian Rolle LB 5-10 229 Ohio State

(acquired from New England in 2011 draft day trade)7a 237 Greg Lloyd LB 6-1 246 Connecticut

(compensatory pick for loss of free agents in 2010)7b 240 Stanley Havili FB 6-0 227 USC

(compensatory pick for loss of free agents in 2010)

2011 DRAFT RECAP

6-3, 310BaylorRookie

Born 11/6/84 in Kelowna, BCMount Boucherie Secondary, West Kelowna, BCAcquired - D1- 11 (23rd overall)

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The Eagles selected Danny Watkins with the 23rd overall pick in the2011 NFL Draft. A former firefighter from Kelowna, British Colum-bia, Watkins did not start playing football until the age of 22 while at-tending Butte College in Oroville, CA, where he quickly became oneof the top players in Junior College. He went on to start 25 gamesat Baylor, earning first-team All-Big 12 honors as a senior in 2010.

PERSONAL• Played hockey as a

youth. "I was a true,Canadian hockeykid," said Watkins,who realized theNHL wasn't in hisfuture at 270 poundsin the 12th grade. "The way you putyour feet in the rungame is similar toskating," he said. "Obviously, moving backwards in hockey wasvery natural to me and in pass protection. A lot has been able tocarry over to my benefit."

• Was drafted with the fourth overall pick by his hometown B.C.Lions of the CFL last May, but had his sights set on the NFL

• Attended Mount Boucherie Secondary School in West Kelowna,British Columbia, where he played hockey and rugby

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• A two-year letterwinner, started all 25 games at left tackle during

his Baylor career• As a senior in 2010, earned first-team All-Big 12 honors from nu-

merous publications after leading the team with 134 knockdownsand an average coaches grade of 90 percent

• Posted the highest grade of any lineman in 12 of 13 games andled the team in knockdowns in every game

• Started at left tackle in all 12 games in first season at Baylor asjunior in 2009, replacing All-American Jason Smith

• Averaged an 89 percent grade in 2009 from offensive line coachesand totaled 103 knockdowns in 12 games

• Was a junior college All-American offensive lineman from ButteCollege in Oroville, California.

• Named 2008 first-team All-America by JC Athletic Bureau as asophomore, leading Butte to a perfect 11-0 season and 2008 Cal-ifornia Community College Athletic Association championship

• Unanimous All-NorCal Conference selection at offensive tacklein 2008

Served as a part-time firefighterfor five years in his hometown ofKelowna, British Columbia and movedup to Oroville, California to take part inthe fire academy at Butte College, wherehe began his football playing career in2007 at the age of 22. “I always grew upplaying competitive sports and therewasn’t a hockey rink at Butte, so I fig-ured I’d give it a try.”

IN THE LINE OF FIRE

6-0, 196TempleRookie

Born 9/21/1989Fort Hamilton HS, Brooklyn, NYAcquired - D2- 11 (54th overall)

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The Eagles selected Jaiquawn Jarrett (pronounced JAY-kwahn) withthe 54th overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. A local product out ofTemple University, Jarrett was a four-year starter and a two-timefirst-team All-MAC performer for the Owls.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Played in 49 games for Temple (43 starts), finishing his career

ranked 11th in school history with 299 tackles. He also becamethe 11th player to lead the team in tackles in two seasons (2008,2010)

• Also finished his career ranked eighth on the team’s all-time listwith nine career interceptions, adding two forced fumbles and sixfumble recoveries

• Was a first-team All America selection by Pro Football Weekly in2010 and a unanimous first-team All-MAC performer after start-ing 12 games and leading the team with 74 tackles, adding twointerceptions

• Received numerous awards following his senior season in 2010,including team MVP honors and the Captains award, PhiladelphiaInquirer’s Academic All-Area team, and the National FootballFoundation & College Football Hall of Fame Scholar-AthleteAward. Also received the Temple Athletic Department’s EnterpriseSpirit and Sportsmanship Award

• Earned All-America honorable mention and first-team All-Machonors as a junior in 2009 after starting 13 games and register-ing 76 tackles and three interceptions

• Also named the team’s recipient of the J. Myron Honigman Awardfor Spirit, Dedication and Loyalty in 2009

• Started 12 games at safety in 2008, leading the team with a ca-reer-high 88 tackles and adding three interceptions and threeforced fumbles. Also scored on a four-yard reception vs. KentState

• Was a freshman All-America second-team choice by The NFLDraft Report and was named the team’s special teams MVP in2007

• Played in 12 games (six starts) as a true freshman and notched 61tackles and one interception

PERSONAL• Jaiquawn’s mother, Audrey, has served as a corrections officer at

Rikers Island in New York for the past 21 years. A single mom,Audrey raised Jaiquawn along with his three siblings, David, Lin-coln and Margaret

• An all-state selection at Fort Hamilton High School, was namedthe borough of Brooklyn’s Defensive Player of the Year as a sen-ior. Helped his team to the Public School Athletic city champi-onships in each of his last two seasons, including a perfect 13-0record in 2006

• Was named a team captain for the 2007 New York-New Jersey All-Star Classic and the Empire Challenge All-Star Game

• Lettered in track and field, competing as a sprinter in the 100 and200 meter dashes

• Majored in criminal justice

After becoming the first player in Templehistory to lead the team in tackles in two separateseasons, Jarrett has developed a reputation as agreat tackler and an intelligent leader.“He’s the best tackler that I’ve been around in my21 years as a player and a coach," former collegecoach Al Golden said. "I’ve never seen anyonetackle like he does in the open field.”Andy Reid echoed Golden’s sentiment. “You’re get-ting a very explosive hitter. [He’s] one of the moreintimidtaing, if not the most intimidating safety in[the 2011] draft. When you talk about people whocan come up and smack you, he’ll come up andsmack you. And he loves to play the game.”

SURE TACKLER

6-0, 197Utah State

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Born 3/1/88 in West Hills, CARoyal HS, Simi Valley, CAAcquired - D3- 11 (90th overall)

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The Eagles selected Curtis Marsh in the third round of the 2011 NFLDraft. Marsh played two seasons at cornerback for the Utah StateAggies after converting from running back following his sophomorecampaign. He earned All-WAC second-team honors in his seniorseason after starting 12 games and notching two interceptions.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Started 22 of 46 games for Utah State, including 6 of 22 at running

back during his first two seasons and 16 of 24 at cornerback overhis final two campaigns

• Registered 78 tackles, three interceptions, 18 pass deflections andone blocked punt. Also rushed for 487 yards and four touchdownson 124 carries and caught 28 passes for 210 yards and a touch-down. Gained 107 yards on seven kickoff returns

• Earned All-WAC second-team honors in 2010 after starting all 12games at cornerback and posting 45 tackles and two intercep-tions. Also contributed 13 pass deflections

• Switched to cornerback during spring camp and played in all 12games in 2009 while making four starts. Notched 32 tackles, oneinterception, five passes deflected and one blocked punt

• Played in all 12 games as a running back and started three con-tests in 2008, finishing third on the team with 185 yards and twotouchdowns on 42 carries. Added 114 yards and one touchdown on12 receptions and 107 yards on seven kickoff returns

• In 2007, played in 10 games as a running back, starting three con-tests. He finished third on the team with 302 yards and two touch-downs on 82 carries, adding 96 yards on 16 receptions

PERSONAL• His father, Curtis Marsh, Sr., was a wide receiver for the Jack-

sonville Jaguars (1995-96) and Pittsburgh Steelers (1997). Heplayed collegiately at Utah

• Committed to play football for the US Naval Academy out of highschool and spent the 2006 season at the Naval Academy Prepara-tory School in Newport, Rhode Island. Signed with Utah State inDecember of 2006

• Attended Royal High School (Simi Valley, CA), playing football forcoach Gene Uebelhardt and earning All-League and All-Countyfirst-team honors after leading the county with 1,608 rushingyards and 12 touchdowns as a senior. Also added 55 tackles andtwo interceptions

• Also was a standout member of Royal’s track and field squad, fin-ishing third in the state with a 23-10 long jump and second in thecounty with a 10.6 time in the 100-meter dash

• Double majored in Business and Economics at Utah State• Son of Trayci Gibson and Curtis Marsh, Sr. Also has three broth-

ers and one sister• Born 3/1/88 in West Hills, Los Angeles, California

6-1, 232OregonRookie

Born 1/16/89 in Northridge, CAOaks Christian HS, Westlake Village, CAAcquired - D4a-11 (116th overall)

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A fourth round draft choice of the Eagles in 2011, Casey Matthewscontinues his family’s long tradition of football as he becomes thesixth member of the Matthews clan to play in the NFL. A four-yearletterman at Oregon, Matthews was a two-time All-Pac 10 Confer-ence selection in both his junior and senior seasons.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Started in 33 of 50 games, recording 245 tackles, 30.5 tackles for

a loss, nine sacks, four interceptions and one forced fumble• Earned first-team All-Pac 10 Conference honors as a senior in

2010 and finished as a finalist for the Ronnie Lott Impact Award,given annually to the top college defender. Led the team that yearto an appearance in the National Championship game, amassing79 tackes, three sacks and nine tackles for a loss

• Garnered second-team All-Pac 10 Conference accollades as ajunior in 2009. Finished second on the team with 81 tackles, whileregistering three sacks and one interception

• Played in all 13 games in 2008, starting the final seven contests.Recorded 67 tackles, two sacks and 13 tackles for a loss

• Registered 18 tackles, one sack, and one tackle for a loss in 11games in 2007

PERSONAL• A two-time all-league and all-county selection at Oaks Ridge HS.

Helped lead his team to a 13-0 record as a junior• In addition to his five family members that have played in the NFL,

brother Kyle Matthews was a safety for the 2003 USC NationalChampionship team and his cousin, Jake Matthews, is currentlya starting right tackle at Texas A&M

• Majored in economics• One of five children of Leslie and Clay Matthews

After being drafted by the Eagles in the fourth roundin 2011, Casey Matthews looks to add to the long tradition of foot-ball excellence his family has found in the NFL. His grandfather,Clay Matthews Sr., played four seasons as a linebacker and of-fensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers (1950, 1953-55). Hisfather, Clay Matthews Jr., played a whopping 19 years at line-backer for the Cleveland Browns (1978-93) and Atlanta Falcons(1994-96), earning four Pro Bowl berths along the way. His uncle,Bruce Matthews, is a Hall of Fame offensive lineman, playing 19seasons for the Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans (1983-2001).His older brother, Clay Matthews III, is a two-time Pro Bowl line-backer for the Green Bay Packers. Finally, his cousin KevinMatthews is a center for the Tennessee Titans (2010-present).

ENTERING THE FAMILY BUSINESS

6-1, 177Nebraska

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Born 8/18/87Burke HS, Omaha, NEAcquired - D4b- 11 (120th overall)

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The Eagles selected Alex Henery in the fourth round of the 2011 NFLDraft. A first-team All-America selection in 2010, Henery handledthe kicking and punting duties at the University of Nebraksa, scor-ing 397 career points on 68 of 76 field goals (89.5%) and finishing hiscareer as the most accurate kicker in NCAA history.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Played in all 53 games at Nebraska, scoring 397 points behind 68-

of-76 field goals (.895) and 193-of-194 extra point attempts (.995).He finished his career as the most accurate kicker in NCAA his-tory, and as Nebraska’s all-time leading scorer, topping KrisBrown’s previous mark of 388 (1995-98)

• Also punted 147 times for 6,201 yards (41.28 avg) with a long of 76yards, downing 57 punts inside the 20-yard line with just 12 touch-backs. He also booted 30 50-plus yard punts in his career

• His 397 points rank fourth on the Big Twelve Conference career-record list, topped by tailbacks Taurean Henderson of Texas Tech(414, 2002-05), Ricky Williams of Texas (404, 1996-98) and CedricBenson (404, 2001-04)

• His 68 field goals set a school record and are surpassed only byMason Crosby of Colorado (71, 2003-06) on the Big 12 record list

• Set a school record for consecutive field goals made with 18• Earned first-team All America honors in 2010 as a kicker, and was

a second-team All-Big 12 performer as a kicker and punter• Recipient of the Guy Chamberlin Trophy in 2010, awarded to a

senior whose play contributes to the betterment of the team, andwas named Nebraska’s Special Teams MVP and team captain

• In 2010, Connected on 18-of-19 field goal attempts (.947), whichtied as the best field goal percentage in the nation, and made 54-of-54 extra point attempts. Also placed fifth in the league and 29thin the nation with a 43.22 average on 69 punts for 2,982yards…Had five attempts ruled as touchbacks, 14 that resulted infair catches, and 26 that were downed inside the 20-yard line

• Earned second-team All-Big 12 honors as a junior in 2009 afterconnecting on 24 field goals, which tied Hunter Lawrence of Texas(24, 2009) for second in Big 12 season annals behind Grant Res-sel of Missouri (26, 2009) and set a new Nebraska record

• Was also named Special Teams MVP after placing fifth in theleague and 47th in the nation with a 41.39 average on a schoolrecord 77 punts for 3,187 yards with seven touchbacks, eight faircatches, and 30 landed inside the 20-yard line

• Was an All-Big Twelve Conference honorable mention selectionas a sophomore in 2008, and was named Nebraska’s SpecialTeams MVP. The team captain connected on 18-of-21 field goalattempts (.857), which ranked as the best field goal percentage inthe conference

• His 57-yard field goal vs. Colorado in 2008 was the longest in Ne-braska history

• A freshman All-Big Twelve Conference first-team selection by TheSporting News, becoming just the first player in Nebraska historywith at least five field goal attempts in a season without a miss.Connected on 8-8 field goal attempts and 45-of-45 extra point at-tempts

PERSONAL• Attended Burke High School (Omaha, Neb.), playing football for

head coach Jack Oholendt and earning first team All-Nebraskaand honors as a punter. Also earned first-team all-state honors asa junior, averaging 41.7 yards per punt

• Also excelled on the soccer field, leading Burke to a 14-3 overallrecord and a state playoff appearance as a junior, and was offereda soccer scholarship from Creighton University.

• Earned his degree in Construction Management and was a sec-ond-team Academic All-Big Twelve Conference pick in 2010

• Named to Nebraska’s 2010 Brook Berringer Citizenship Team forhis community outreach work, and was an Allstate AFCA GoodWorks Team nominee (for volunteerism)

• Has volunteered his time with hospital visits, the Omaha HeartWalk, School is Cool and other elementary school events

• Son of Guy and Mary Henery. His father works in the computerbusiness in Omaha and mother is a medical technologist atCreighton. His older brother, Eric, is a grad student in Civil Engi-neering at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh and younger sister, An-drea, is working on her bachelor’s degree in IndustrialEngineering at Nebraska

5-8, 195Pittsburgh

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Born 9/27/90 in Albany, NYBlair Academy HS, Blairstown, NJAcquired - D5a-11 (149th overall)

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A fifth round draft choice of the Eagles in 2011, Dion Lewis rushedfor 2,860 yards in just two seasons at Pittsburgh, eclipsing a schoolrecord once held by new Eagles teammate LeSean McCoy for mostrushing yards by a freshman and sophomore. He finished his two-year career ranked fourth on the school’s all-time rushing list.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Amassed 2,860 yards in just two seasons at Pittsburgh, eclipsing

LeSean McCoy’s school record for most rushing yards by a fresh-man and sophomore

• Finished his two-year career ranked fourth on the school’s all-time rushing list

• Was named the MVP in each of Pittsburgh’s Bowl games the pasttwo seasons

• Rushed for 1016 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2010. Also posted27 receptions for 216 yards.

• Was named the Big East Offensive Player of the Year, Big EastRookie of the Year, and National Freshman of the Year in 2009after piling up 1799 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns. Also caught25 passes for 189 yards and one touchdown.

• Became the first player to earn both Big East Offensive Player ofthe Year and Big East Rookie of the Year in the same season sinceMichael Vick did so in 1999

• His rushing yards were the most by a freshman in Big East history• Tied Tony Dorsett’s school record for most 100-yard rushing

games as a freshman with ten• Totaled 108 points on the year, eclipsing LeSean McCoy’s fresh-

man scoring record (90 points)

PERSONAL• Was named the New Jersey Prep Offensive Player of the Year as

a senior at Blair Academy after averaging an astounding 14.1yards per carry, rushing for 1243 yards on 88 attempts

• Rushed for over 250 yards four times as a senior and scored 26total touchdowns (23 rushing, two punt return, one receiving)

• Lettered three years in track• The son of Leroy and Linda. Has two brothers and one sister• Majored in communications• Full name: Dion John Lewis

6-2, 300Iowa

Rookie

Born 10/7/87 in Davenport, IACentral HS, Davenport, IAAcquired - D5b-11 (161st overall)

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Julian Vandervelde was selected by the Eagles in the fifth round ofthe 2011 NFL draft. A four-year letterman at Iowa, Vanderveldeearned second-team All-Big Ten honors as a senior in 2010.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Started in 37 career games at both left and right guard• Garnered academic All-Big Ten accollades in four consecuitve

seasons from 2007-10• Earned second-team All-Big Ten conference honors as a senior in

2010. Started at left guard in all 13 games• Started in nine of 12 games in 2009 (eight at RG, one at LG)• Started at left guard in eight of 11 games in 2008• Saw the majority of time at right guard in 2007

PERSONAL• Earned first-team all-state honors as as a senior and second-

team all-state accollades as a junior at Central HS• Was a team captain as a senior, seeing action at o-line, d-line and

fullback• Lettered in baseball, wrestling and track and field. Posted a 24-4

individual record as a junior wrestler and advanced to the statewrestling tournament. Won the Class 4A shot put title at the statetrack meet as both a junior and senior

• Earned academic all-conference and all-state recognition as asenior

• Was a member of the Davenport Little League baseball team thatcompeted in the 2000 World Series in Williamsport, PA

• Son of Cynthia and John Tobin

6-3, 282Cincinnati

Rookie

Born 11/5/87 in Cleveland Heights, OHCleveland Heights HS, Cleveland, OHAcquired - D6a- 11 (191st overall)

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The Eagles selected Jason Kelce in the sixth round of the 2011 NFLDraft. A second-team All-Big East performer out of Cincinnati,Kelce started his final 38 games at center and guard during his 47-game career.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Kelce started his final 38 games at Cincinnati during a 47-game

career – 26 at left offensive guard and 12 at center• Started 12 games at center in 2010, and was an All-American

honorable mention and All-Big East Conference first-team selec-tion by The NFL Draft Report, adding second-team All-Big Easthonors from the league’s coaches

• Helped an inexperienced unit lead the Big East in passing offense(260.7 yards per game), total offense (417.3 yards per game) andscoring offense (27.1 points per game), despite injuries at thequarterback position

• As a junior in 2009, earned All-Big East Conference second-teamhonors while starting all 13 games at left guard

• In 2008, earned Sophomore All-American third-team and All-BigEast Conference second-team honors from The NFL Draft Reportin his first season as a starter. Lined up at left offensive guard forall thirteen games and paved the way for an offense that averaged370.6 yards per game

• In 2007, the former walk-on linebacker added over forty poundsto his frame during the offseason, shifting to the offensive line,where he competed in nine games as a reserve at center and bothoffensive guard positions

• Joined the team as a walk-on in 2006, earning Scout Team De-fensive Player of the Year honors while lining up as a 240-poundlinebacker

PERSONAL• Attended Cleveland Heights High School, performing as a line-

backer and running back for head coach Mike Jones. Was a two-time All Lake Erie-Lake League selection

• Majored in marketing at Cincinnati• Comes from a football lineage, as his younger brother, Travis, was

a teammate at Cincinnati (2008-present) as a reserve tight end.His uncle, Don Blalock, played defensive tackle for Purdue (1976-77) and his grandfather, Don Blalock, played football at Ohio Uni-versity

• Son of Donna and Ed Kelce

5-10, 227Ohio State

Rookie

Born 11/20/88 in Immokalee, FLImmokalee HS, Immokalee, FLAcquired - D6b-11 (193rd overall)

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Brian Rolle was selected by the Eagles in the sixth round of the 2011NFL Draft. A four-year letterman at Ohio State, Rolle was a teamcaptain as a senior and earned first-team All-Big Ten Conferencehonors after leading the team with 76 tackles, including 11.5 tack-les for a loss, and posting 2.5 sacks and two interceptions.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Appeared in 51 career games, starting his final 25 contests at

middle linebacker. Accumulated 210 tackles, 21.5 tackles for aloss, four interceptions and 3.5 sacks. Also scored two careertouchdowns (one on an interception return, and one on a fumblerecovery)

• Earned All-Big Ten honors as a senior in 2010. Led the team with76 tackles, including 11.5 tackles for a loss, and posted 2.5 sacksand two interceptions. Also blocked a kick vs. Eastern Michigan

• Was the recipient of the Randy Gradishar Award as a senior, givenannually to the team’s most outstanding linebacker

• Was part of a defensive unit as a senior that led the Big Ten Con-ference in rushing defense (96.7 rushing yards allowed per game)and scoring defense (14.31 points per game)

• Earned the starting job at MLB as a junior in 2009 and ranked sec-ond on the team with a career-best 95 tackles, including seventackles for a loss

• Was part of a defensive unit as a junior that led the Big Ten in totaldefense and ranked fifth nationally, allowing just 262.3 total yardsper game. They also ranked fifth nationally in scoring defense, av-eraging 12.5 points per game

• Was a standout special teams performer in his first two seasonsfrom 2007-08

PERSONAL• Has several family members with NFL ties as he is a cousin of

current New York Giants safety Antrel Rolle and former BaltimoreRavens defensive back Samari Rolle. Another cousin, Myron Rolle,was a sixth round draft choice of the Tennessee Titans in 2010. Inaddition, his brother William played football at Illinois State

• One of six children of Sandra and Arthur Coleman• A two-time team captain at Immokalee HS, was twice named to

the All-State team and was the only two-time winner of theNaples Daily News Broxson Trophy, given annually to the bestfootball player in the county

• Was named the Defensive Player of the Year as a junior• Majored in sociology

6-1, 247Connecticut

Rookie

Born 2/10/89East Ridge HS, Clermont, FLAcquired - D7a- 11 (237th overall)

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The Eagles selected Greg Lloyd in the seventh round of the 2011NFL Draft. Lloyd started 23 games at middle linebacker for theUConn Huskies, amassing 177 tackles, three sacks and an inter-ception. He earned second-team All-Big East honors following the2009 season.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Started 23 of 34 games at middle linebacker, registering 177 tack-

les, three sacks and one interception in his four-year career• In 2010, appeared in seven games and recorded 25 tackles and

one interception• Earned All-Big East Conference second-team honors following

the 2009 season after starting 10 games at middle linebacker andfinishing second on the squad with a career-high 91 tackles, andadding one sack

• Played in 10 games in 2008, starting nine and notching 56 tacklesand a sack

• Saw action at outside linebacker and on special teams in fivegames and recorded six tackles

PERSONAL• Attended East Ridge High School, where he earned All-Central

Florida honors from The Orlando Sentinel • Majored in English• Son of former Steelers linebacker and Eagles coaching intern

Greg Lloyd • Resides in Clermont, Florida

6-0, 230USC

Rookie

Born 11/14/87 in Salt Lake City, UTCottonwood HS, Salt Lake City, UTAcquired - D7b-11 (240th overall)

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A seventh round draft choice of the Eagles in 2011, Stanley Haviliplayed in 52 career games (48 starts) at USC, totaling 1,799 scrim-mage yards (1,290 receiving, 509 rushing) and 15 total touchdowns(12 receiving, three rushing) for the Trojans.

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS• Played in 52 career games (48 starts), totaling 1799 scrimmage

yards (1290 receiving, 509 rushing) and 15 total touchdowns (12receiving, three rushing)

• Earned All-Pac 10 honorable mention accollades as a senior in2010. A team captain, started in all 13 games and ranked third onthe team with 32 receptions for 296 yards and two touchdownswhile rushing for 166 yards and one touchdown

• Was named USC’s Most Inspirational Player as a senior andshared the team’s Co-Lifters Award with defensive tackle Chris-tian Tupou

• Started in 10 of 11 games in 2009, posting 24 receptions for 298yards and two scores and adding 138 yards on the ground

• Played in 12 games (11 starts) in 2008, catching 24 passes for 324yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 71 yards

• Started in all 13 games and notched 34 receptions for 248 yardsand five scores, adding 134 rushing yards

PERSONAL• Earned All-America honors as a senior at Cottonwood High

School after accumulating 2,652 all-purpose yards, including over1,500 yards rushing and 1,000 yards receiving, and 32 total touch-downs

• His parents, Tevita and Elva, were Tongan immigrants. His father,Tevita, worked as a bus driver in Salt Lake City

• Is one of eight children• Majored in public policy, management and planning