Jacksonville Jaguars center Stefen Wisniewski (61) sets to snap the ball against the Atlanta Falcons during an NFL football game in Jacksonville, Fla., Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015. (Jeff Haynes/AP Images for Panini)Jeff Haynes/Associated Press

Stefen Wisniewski Reportedly Will Sign with Philadelphia Eagles

Mike Norris

Mar 31, 2016

Free-agent offensive lineman Stefen Wisniewski has reportedly been busy visiting multiple suitors and has decided on a new home in the NFL.

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Eagles to Land Wisniewski

Monday, April 4

Fox Sports' Mike Garafolo, citing a source, reported on Monday morning that Wisniewski is expected to sign with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported on March 31 that Wisniewski was visiting with the Eagles.

Brandon Lee Gowton of SB Nation's Bleeding Green Nation previously said Wisniewski would provide depth for the Eagles:

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Philadelphia doesn't need a new starting center with Jason Kelce in place, but they do need to add depth at the position. Former backup center David Molk retired this offseason and Kelce struggled last year. Adding an experienced and versatile guy like Wisniewski would bolster the team's offensive line depth. Maybe Wisniewski could even compete for the starting job at left guard, which is currently vacant.
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Wisniewski Linked to Steelers

Thursday, March 31

Rapoport reported on March 25 that Wisniewski made a recent visit to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk wrote on March 25 that the Steelers may see Wisniewski as a viable option on the offensive line: "Cody Wallace played in place of [Maurkice] Pouncey last season, but the Steelers appear to have an eye on other options should they need to replace Pouncey for any time in 2016."

Wisniewski Would Be Dependable Signing

The 27-year-old center spent 2015 with the Jacksonville Jaguars after playing with the Oakland Raiders from 2011-14. He's missed just three games in his career and started all 77 he has played.

The good news for the 6'3", 295-pounder is that multiple teams seem to be interested in his services, which always helps in free agency. At his age, combined with his durability, Wisniewski could stand to see a nice pay increase from the $2.5 million the Jaguars paid him last year.