NFC Notes: Eagles, Giants, Washington

Eagles

  • When examining the Eaglesโ€™ tight end position, Jimmy Kempski expects Phildephia to end up releasing TE Zach Ertz if they are unable to find a trade partner for him this offseason. 
  • Kempski is skeptical that the Eagles will be able to get much, if anything, for Ertz, as other teams know they can just wait out Philadelphia and try to sign Ertz in free agency. 
  • Kempskiโ€™s guess is that the Eagles will re-sign impending free-agent TE Richard Rodgers given heโ€™s proven to be a productive short-term player. 
  • Matt Barrows reports that the Eagles and Jets have notified the 49ers that they intend on interviewing assistant STs coordinator Michael Clay for their special-teams coordinator openings. 

Giants

  • According to AL.comโ€™s Matt Zenitz, former University of Tennessee Jeremy Pruitt has been in contact with multiple teams, including the Giants, after reportedly being set to join the Jetsโ€™ coaching staff. 
  • The Athleticโ€™s Dan Duggan reports that Pruitt will, in fact, be joining the Giantsโ€™ coaching staff but his official role is currently undetermined. 

Washington

New Washington assistant RB coach Jennifer King didnโ€™t even fathom the possibility of being an NFL coach until she saw the 49ers hired Katie Sowers as one of the leagueโ€™s first female coaches in 2016. She started pursuing her own NFL career around that time and recently made more history by becoming the first Black woman hired in a full-time coaching role. Sheโ€™s hoping she can inspire others in the same way she was inspired. 

โ€œRepresentation means so much,โ€ King said via ESPNโ€™s John Keim. โ€œItโ€™s really important right now to be a good representative, what I didnโ€™t have growing up. I didnโ€™t have anyone that looked anything like me working. To be able to see that, I think, is big. Itโ€™s super cool to be a part of this.โ€

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