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PHILADELPHIA EAGLES MEDIA GUIDE 2001 PERSONNEL MOVES • Wednesday, January 17 - Signed CB William • Monday, April 2 - Named Dave Toub Hampton to a two-year contract and DE Dwight special teams quality control coach. Johnson to a one-year contact. • Monday, April 16 - Released K Rich Maston and WR • Monday, January 22 - Defensive assistant/quality Rondel Menendez. control coach Steve Spagnuolo was promoted to • Saturday, April 21 - Selected WR Freddie Mitchell defensive backs coach, joining current defensive (UCLA) in the 1st round (25th selection overall) ... backs coach Leslie Frazier ... Assistant to the head Selected LB Quinton Caver (Arkansas) in the 2nd coach Sean McDermott was promoted to defensive round (55th selection overall) ... Selected DE assistant/quality control ... Bill Shuey was named Derrick Burgess (Mississippi) in the 3rd round assistant to the head coach. (63rd selection overall) ... Traded a 3rd round pick • Wednesday, January 24 - Signed TE Carlos Nuno to a (88th selection overall) and a 6th round pick (187th two-year contract. selection overall) to Miami for the Dolphins 2nd • Tuesday, January 30 - Signed K Justin Skinner to a round choice in 2002. two-year contract. • Sunday, April 22 - Selected RB Correll Buckhalter • Tuesday, February 6 - Signed C John Romero and WR (Nebraska) in the 4th round (121st selection overall) Elijah Thurmon each to two-year contracts ... ... Selected TE Tony Stewart (Penn State) in the 5th Reinstated WR Rondel Menendez to the active ros- round (147th selection overall) ... Selected QB A.J. ter. Feeley (Oregon) in the 5th round (155th selection overall). • Friday, February 9 - Signed T Joe Wong and WR Kenny Mitchell each to two-year contracts. • Monday, April 23 - Released DE Mike Mamula ... Signed the following rookie free agents: P Jason • Friday, February 16 - Signed RB Anthony Gray to a Baker (Iowa), CB Fred Booker (LSU), LB Roylin one-year contract and K Rich Maston to a two-year Bradley (Texas A&M), FS Terrence Carroll (Oregon contract ... Allocated Gray, Maston, DE Dwight State), CB Darrel Crutchfield (Clemson), FS Julian Johnson, WR Rondel Menendez, WR Kenny Mitchell, Jones (Missouri), WR Scott Keys (Stephen F. TE Carlos Nuno, K Justin Skinner, and T Joe Wong to Austin), WR Mel Long (Toledo), WR Eric McCready play in NFL Europe. (Colorado), T Josh Moore (Furman), FB Brennan • Monday, February 26 - Signed P Jason Malecki to a Ochs (USC), LB Josh Parry (San Jose State), T two-year contract and allocated him to play in NFL Kendrick Rogers (Alabama A&M), WR Sean Scott Europe. (Millersville), T Tarlos Thomas (Florida State), LB Derrick Walker (Iowa State). • Thursday, March 1 - Released WR Torrance Small. • Tuesday, April 24 - Re-signed K David Akers to a • Tuesday, March 6 - Re-instated DE John Frank to the one-year contract ... Released WR Charles Johnson active roster. ... Re-signed DT Paul Grasmanis to a three-year • Thursday, March 8 - Re-signed CB Jason Bostic to a contract. one-year contract. • Friday, April 27 - Re-signed LB Jeremiah Trotter to a • Friday, March 9 - Signed WR James Thrash one-year contract. (Washington Redskins) to a five-year contract. • Saturday, April 28 - Free agent TE Luther Broughton • Monday, March 12 - Signed DE N.D. Kalu signed a contract with the Carolina Panthers. (Washington Redskins) to a five-year contract. • Monday, May 7 - Exercised an option to terminate • Friday, March 16 - Re-signed OL Ryan Schau to a the contract of director of football operations Tom one-year contract. Modrak ... Did not renew the contract of director of • Tuesday, March 20 - Re-signed DL Brandon Whiting pro scouting Mike McCartney. to a six-year contract ... Re-signed LB Ike Reese to a • Tuesday, May 8 - Promoted Andy Reid to head one-year contract. coach/executive vice president of football opera- • Wednesday, March 21 - Free agent LB James Darling tions and signed him to a six-year contract exten- signed a contract with the New York Jets. sion. 204 P HILADELPHIAE AGLES. COM PHILADELPHIA EAGLES MEDIA GUIDE • Thursday, May 10 - Signed CB Monty Montgomery • Saturday, August 18 - Signed S Tim Hauck to a one- (San Francisco 49ers) to a two-year contract ... year contract. Claimed FB Jamie Reader off waivers from the New • Tuesday, August 21 - Re-signed K David Akers to a York Jets. seven-year contract extension that will keep him in • Friday, May 18 - Signed FB Jamie Reader to a two- Philadelphia through 2007. year contract ... Released WR Kenny Mitchell. • Friday, August 24 - Released DT Pernell Davis, WR • Saturday, May 19 - Signed WR Steve Vagedes and Demetrius Dotson, DE Uhuru Hamiter, WR Mel WR Demetrius Dotson each to one-year contracts. Long, G Josh Moore, LB John Norman, LB Josh • Monday, May 21 - Named Tom Heckert director of Parry, WR Steve Vagedes, and S Kevin Williams ... player personnel ... Released RB Thomas Hamner Placed FS Julian Jones (shoulder) on the Injured and WR Eric McCready. Reserve list. • Tuesday, May 22 - Signed TE Tony Stewart (D5a-01) • Saturday, August 25 - Released G Stan Bennett and to a three-year contract. C John Romero. • Thursday, May 24 - Signed RB Correll Buckhalter • Tuesday, August 28 - Released P Jason Baker and T (D4-01) to a three-year contract ... Released LB Kendrick Rogers ... Placed CB Monty Montgomery Derrick Walker. (shoulder) on the Injured Reserve list. • Friday, May 25 - Re-signed TE Jeff Thomason to a • Friday, August 31 - Signed C/G Jim Pyne to a one- two-year contract. year contract ... Released DT Dwight Johnson, WR Isaac Jones, WR Scott Keys, TE Carlos Nuno, LB Jeff • Friday, June 1 - Named Scott Cohen director of pro Posey, QB Ron Powlus, T Tarlos Thomas, and T Joe personnel and Mike Kelly pro personnel scout ... Wong. Signed OL Stan Bennett and LB John Norman each to one-year contracts. • Saturday, September 1 - Placed C Bubba Miller (ankle) on the Injured Reserve list. • Wednesday, June 6 - Signed QB A.J. Feeley (D5b-01) to a three-year contract. • Sunday, September 2 - Released RB Darnell Autry, CB Jason Bostic, DE John Frank, RB Anthony Gray, • Monday, June 18 - Signed LB Jeff Posey to a one-year DE Greg Jefferson, RB Stanley Pritchett, WR Sean contract ... Released LB Roylin Bradley. Scott, and WR Elijah Thurmon. • Wednesday, June 20 - Signed WR Isaac Jones to a • Tuesday, September 4 - Signed DE John Frank, RB two-year contract ... Released WR Steve Vagedes. Anthony Gray, T Stephen Neal, T Kendrick Rogers, • Monday, July 2 - Released P Jason Malecki. and WR Sean Scott to the practice squad. • Thursday, July 26 - Signed WR Freddie Mitchell (D1- • Tuesday, October 2 - Signed RB Rod Smart to the 01) to a five-year contract ... Agreed to terms with practice squad ... Released RB Anthony Gray from DE Derrick Burgess (D3-01) to a four-year contract. the practice squad. • Friday, July 27 - Signed LB Quinton Caver (D2-01) to • Monday, November 19 - Signed RB Rod Smart from a four-year contract ... Re-signed WR Steve Vagedes the practice squad to a two-year contract ... to a one-year contract ... Released DT Giradie Released S Terrence Carroll. Mercer. • Tuesday, November 20 - Signed LB Dax Strohmeyer • Sunday, July 29 - Signed S Kevin Williams to a two- to the practice squad. year contract ... Released CB Fred Booker. • Tuesday, December 11 - Signed DT Pernell Davis to • Tuesday, July 31 - Re-signed LB Ike Reese to a four- the practice squad ... T Stephen Neal was signed year contract extension that will keep him in off the practice squad by the New England Patriots. Philadelphia through 2004. • Monday, December 31 - Signed DE Uhuru Hamiter to • Wednesday, August 1 - Promoted Joe Banner to a one-year contract ... Placed DT Hollis Thomas President. (foot) on the Injured Reserve list. • Monday, August 6 - Released FB Brennan Ochs. • Tuesday, January 8 - Signed WR Sean Morey to a three-year contract ... Placed RB Rod Smart (foot) • Friday, August 10 - Re-signed G John Welbourn to a on the Injured Reserve list. eight-year contract extension that will keep him in Philadelphia through 2008. P HILADELPHIAE AGLES. COM 205.
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