Eagles sign A.J. Epenesa to strengthen pass-rush after Browns deal fell through

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Last updated Jun 10, 2026

Eagles sign A.J. Epenesa to strengthen pass-rush after Browns deal fell through
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The Philadelphia Eagles have signed former Buffalo Bills defensive end A.J. Epenesa on June 10, 2026, enhancing their pass-rush unit. Epenesa, who initially agreed to a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns in March, failed his physical, prompting the Eagles to add him after losing Jaelan Phillips to free agency. In his six seasons with the Bills, he recorded 24 sacks and 158 pressures. This move follows the Eagles' prior additions of Jonathan Greenard and Arnold Ebiketie to address a significant reduction in pass-rush production after the departure of key players.

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  • Epenesa signed with the Eagles after failing a physical with the Browns.
  • He amassed 24 sacks and 158 pressures in six seasons with the Bills.
  • The Eagles previously traded for Jonathan Greenard and signed Arnold Ebiketie.
  • Philadelphia lost significant pass-rush production with the departure of Jaelan Phillips.
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The Philadelphia Eagles bolstered their pass-rush by adding a former Buffalo Bills defensive end.

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