Leonard Weaver

Leonard Weaver

For fans of Leonard Weaver and the Seattle Seahawks. Leonard Weaver is a fullback and has been in the NFL for 2 seasons.

 
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The Philly Inquirer reports that the Eagles may have some interest in signing FB Leonard Weaver. Here is the report: An Eagles source confirmed yesterday that the team is interested in signing free-agent fullback Leonard Weaver. The source added that negotiations with Weaver’s agent, Harold Lewis, had not become serious. The agent said that was the case and that he was not in a rush to get Weaver signed because he knows his client is a sought-after player. “Right now, we’re just talking” with the Eagles, Lewis said. “We’re talking with many other teams as well. There’s a lot of interest because Leonard is ... Read Full Story
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I don’t know much, but I do know the Eagles need a legit fullback. Not a converted defensive tackle. Not a halfback. Not an ex-lumberjack (unless he can block a middle linebacker). Here’s the list of available fullbacks in free agency. Heath Evans, New England Zac Keasey, San Francisco John Kuhn, Green Bay Corey McIntyre, Buffalo Lorenzo Neal, Baltimore Moran Norris, Detroit Tony Richardson, New York Jets Cecil Sapp, Houston Terrelle Smith, Arizona Naufahu Tahi, Minnesota Leonard Weaver, Seattle Neal and Richardson are ancient, but they are still the best in the business. Kuhn is an RFA, but he intrigues me. Weaver is more ... Read Full Story
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In last weekend’s 40-17 win against the New York Giants, one of the reasons the Philadelphia Eagles were able to find success was because of an effective running game. The Eagles recorded their highest rushing total of the season against the Giants, with 180 yards on the ground. The main reason they were able to find such success was because of the contributions they got from everyone, considering running back Brian Westbrook was out due to a...  
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Aaron Curry is about to get an unexpected breather from the Seahawks. He's had so many life changes since April, he probably could use it. The dynamic outside linebacker turned 23. He became the fourth overall draft choice. He got married and became a father. He sat out the first eight days of training camp, then signed for $34 million guaranteed -- the largest assured cash for a non-quarterback...  
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