Kenny Phillips Rumors & News

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Also, Jason Pierre-Paul on drafting a defensive end and Antrel Rolle on losing Kenny Phillips

Former Giants safety Kenny Phillips didn't just settle for a short-term deal with the Eagles. He did it without pocketing any guaranteed money.

The Eagles signed former Giant Kenny Phillips to a one year deal last week in a move that many saw as a "low risk, high reward" play. Not until now did we learn how low risk it was. Phillips is contract has no signing bonus or guaranteed money. He has a $1 million roster bonus that he'll get 1/16th of every week he is on the team and $850k in base salary. Adam Caplan reports that he could earn another million if he reaches certain incentives. According to reports, the Giants did make Phillips an offer in an attempt to keep him from hitting the free agent market. But when you look at ho...

Kenny Phillips was a first round pick of the Giants, he became a Super Bowl champion with the Giants and spent the first 5 years of his career with the Giants. Over that time he developed a pretty healthy dislike of the Philadelphia Eagles, who are pretty clearly the Giants #1 rival. "I didn't like them," Phillips admitted. "I mean, it's like I say, you're in the same division. You see these guys twice a year. I played against them for five years. I respected every single one of them. I thought they had a great team even with Vick. I always respected their team. Maclin and Celek...

Former New York Giants safety Kenny Phillips, now a member of the new-look Philadelphia Eagles, said Friday that switching sides in the rivalry between NFC East teams was "weird" and that he would "have to learn to hate" his former team. Phillips, and a bevy of other Eagles free-agent acquisitions, met the Philadelphia media for the first time on Friday. Phillips was asked if he intended to leave the Giants all along when he became a free agent. "I can't say that. They did draft me, so I felt some type of ‑‑ I don't want to say I owed them anything, but there is some loyalty involved....

Kenny Phillips said he was taught to dislike the Philadelphia Eagles. That was the norm 90 miles up the road when he was a member of the Giants. Only now the situation has been reversed.

After parting ways with "Dream Team" members Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, the Eagles announced on Thursday that they have signed CB Cary Williams to a three-year deal worth up to $17 million. Eagles announced they reached agreement with CB Cary Williams and S Kenny Phillips. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 14, 2013 Williams joins the Eagles following a four-year stint with the Baltimore Ravens, where he earned a starting role after being drafted by the Titans in the seventh round of the 2008 draft. His signing with the Eagles marks the third major defe...