Sports

The Eagles have signed another member of their 2025 draft class.

The team announced that offensive lineman Drew Kendall has agreed to a four-year deal with the team. The fifth-round pick is the sixth of 10 Eagles draft picks to sign with the team.

Kendall was a three-year starter at center at Boston College, but the Eagles list him as a guard as well and that could be where his future lies given Cam Jurgens's presence in the middle of the Eagles' line.

Wherever Kendall lines up, he'll become the second half of a father-son duo. His father Pete started 188 games over a 13-year NFL career as an offensive lineman.

Rich Eisen, who made his name working at ESPN from 1996 to 2003, will reportedly return this fall.

The Rich Eisen Show will move to ESPN this year, according to Andrew Marchand of TheAthletic.com.

In addition to his daily show, Eisen appears on NFL Network. ESPN is in talks to purchase NFL Network from the league, and Eisen would be a natural fit to host studio shows that blend ESPN and NFL Network talent.

Eisen was best known at ESPN for his work co-hosting SportsCenter with Stuart Scott. He then became the first person NFL Network hired to appear on the air when it launched in 2003, and he has hosted news, pregame and postgame shows on NFL Network as well as hosting the NFL draft and calling play-by-play for games on the network. He's also known for running the 40-yard dash at the Combine every year.

Safety Damontae Kazee is changing addresses in the AFC North.

Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports that the Browns will sign the veteran free agent. No terms of the deal are included in the report.

Kazee appeared in 38 games and started 14 games for the Steelers over the last three seasons. He had 112 tackles, five interceptions, seven passes defensed, and two fumble recoveries while with Pittsburgh. He also had five tackles in a pair of postseason games.

Kazee was a 2017 fifth-round pick of the Falcons and he spent four seasons in Atlanta before playing one seasons with the Cowboys.