Brodrick Bunkley

Losing Bunkley would be a huge blow to the defense. Early in the Eagles' Week 5 game against the San Francisco 49ers, defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley was forced to leave the game and head to the locker room. He had been hit by a teammate while both were trying to make a tackle, and his elbow bent sideways and backward in a rather unnatural fashion. Now, according to head coach Andy Reid, Bunkley will be forced to have surgery and will likely miss the rest of the season. Reid, as always, was...Read Full Story

    From Profootballtalk.com Just when it looked like the Philadelphia Eagles were doing nothing but spending to bolster their defense for a title run this year, they’ve traded away a member of their defense for a future draft pick. Philadelphia has traded defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley to Cleveland for the Browns’ fifth-round pick in 2012. Bunkley was the Eagles’ first-round draft pick, No. 14 overall, in 2006. Although he showed flashes of the talent the Eagles saw in him coming...Read Full Story

Bunkley might be good to go for the season after all. Contrary to initial reports, Eagles' defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley might not have to miss the entire season. In fact, according to head coach Andy Reid, Bunkley might not even need surgery and could play as soon as this Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. Bunkley apparently met with Dr. James Andrews (the guy who seemingly does every surgery for any athlete regardless of sport) for a second opinion. I'm not quite sure why he wouldn't...Read Full Story

In the case of the Cleveland Browns and newly-acquired defensive tackle, Brodrick Bunkley, it is a simple example of better late than never. Six years later to be precise. According to Pro Football Talk , the Cleveland Browns have acquired defensive tackle, Brodrick Bunkley from Philadelphia for a fifth-round pick in 2012. The former 14 th  overall pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2006, was made expendable after the Eagle’s signed  free agent defensive tackle, Cullen Jenkins . In...Read Full Story

In the case of the Cleveland Browns and newly-acquired defensive tackle, Brodrick Bunkley, it is a simple example of better late than never. As in six years later to be precise. According to Pro Football Talk , the Cleveland Browns have acquired defensive tackle, Brodrick Bunkley from Philadelphia for a fifth-round pick in 2012. The former 14 th overall pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2006, was made expendable after the Eagle’s signed free agent defensive tackle, Cullen Jenkins...Read Full Story