Brandon Brooks Reportedly to Sign with Eagles

Offensive guard Brandon Brooks had been with the Houston Texans since the franchise drafted him in 2012, but he'll reportedly be playing elsewhere next season.

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Eagles Reportedly Land Brooks

Wednesday, March 9

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported Brooks and the Philadelphia Eagles agreed to a five-year, $40 million deal.

Mark Berman of Fox 26 confirmed the deal.

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Brooks Drawing Interest from Multiple Teams

Monday, March 7

Jason Cole of Bleacher Report reported Brooks "could be getting in [the] range of [$8 million] per season on the market" as multiple franchises are looking into the guard.

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Brooks Was Consistent During Texans Tenure

Brooks, 26, is a reliable, durable option after appearing in 44 of Houston's 48 games over the past three seasons.

Matt Claassen of Pro Football Focus called Brooks the 17th-best free agent of 2016 and even deemed him a top-10 guard during the 2013 and 2014 campaigns.

The Eagles are trying to build an offensive line that can protect quarterback Sam Bradford. Adding a high-upside guard like Brooks in the fold for what figure to be the prime years of his career is an ideal place to start.