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Dorial Green-Beckham: Arrested on drug charge
Dorial Green-Beckham was arrested Wednesday in Springfield, Mo. for possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana and resisting/interfering with an arrest, Harrison Keegan of the Springfield News-Ledger reports.It's the latest in a long line of legal issues for Green-Beckham, a second-round pick of the Titans in 2015. The wideout played two seasons in the NFL before being cut by the Eagles shortly before training camp in 2017. Considering Green-Beckham's name hadn't been popping up on the workout circuit in recent months, this latest arrest only further dims the possibility of the 25-year-old appearing in the NFL again.
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Dorial Green-Beckham: Not claimed on waivers
Dorial Green-Beckham passed through waivers unclaimed, ESPN.com's Adam Schefter reports.The 2015 second-round pick was released by the Eagles on Friday and apparently didn't draw any interest despite carrying a base salary south of $1 million. He should still be able to find a new team before training camp if he's willing to accept the minimum salary for a third-year player and a small signing bonus. Green-Beckham likely would be a long shot to make the final roster even if he were to sign with a receiver-needy team.
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Dorial Green-Beckham: Released Friday morning
The Eagles released Dorial Green-Beckham on Friday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.The writing was on the wall when the Eagles drafted Mack Hollins and Shelton Gibson after already signing Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith. With 2015 first-round pick Nelson Agholor reportedly shining this offseason, Green-Beckham would've faced competition from Gibson and a few other players for the possibility of one roster spot, needing the Eagles to keep six wide receivers just to have a chance. Green-Beckham is likely pleased about the transaction, as he still has some time before training camp to find a team that'll give him a better shot at making the Week 1 roster. The 40th overall pick from the 2015 Draft will eventually join his third NFL franchise in as many years, as he's yet to make good on the superb athleticism that made him a five-star recruit and early draft pick. He's shown little to no ability to separate from NFL cornerbacks, but there should still be a few teams willing to give the 6-foot-5 receiver a look in training camp as a potential red-zone threat.
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Eagles' Dorial Green-Beckham: Unlikely to make final roster
Dorial Green-Beckham is a long shot to make the Philadelphia Eagles' final roster, Paul Domowitch of philly.com reports.Alshon Jeffery, Jordan Matthews, and Torrey Smith figure to open the season as the team's top-3 receivers, with Green-Beckham, Nelson Agholor, Paul Turner, fourth-round rookie Mack Hollins, and fifth-round rookie Shelton Gibson competing to fill out the depth chart. As a non-factor on special teams, Green-Beckham wouldn't have any real use unless he managed to seize a spot among the top 4 on the wideout depth chart -- an unlikely scenario. Hollins, Gibson, Agholor, and Turner would all be more likely to contribute on special teams.
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Eagles' Dorial Green-Beckham: Faces difficult path to playing time
Dorial Green-Beckham will have to compete for playing time in a receiving corps that now includes free-agent signings Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith, ESPN.com reports.The Philadelphia Eagles' offseason moves suggest the team has little to no faith in Green-Beckham and Nelson Agholor, both of whom were incredibly inefficient with their limited targets last season. With Alshon Jeffery, Jordan Matthews and Torrey Smith likely to serve as the top three wideouts, Green-Beckham could find himself on the roster bubble.
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Eagles' Dorial Green-Beckham: Underwhelms as Eagle
Dorial Green-Beckham caught 36 passes (on 74 targets) for 392 yards and two touchdowns in 15 games played this season.Green-Beckham was traded from the Titans just before the regular season kicked off, but despite the Philadelphia Eagles' lack of perimeter playmakers, he was unable to become a reliable fantasy option. The towering 2015 second-rounder had three games with at least five catches and 50 receiving yards, but was otherwise an underwhelming commodity, particularly after he finished last season with two 100-yard games and two scores over his final five outings. While a full offseason working with quarterback Carson Wentz should help Green-Beckham heading into next season, Philadelphia is almost certain to look to bolster their receiving corps before then, which could push Green-Beckham into more competition for targets.
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Eagles' Dorial Green-Beckham: Catches one pass in win
Dorial Green-Beckham nabbed a seven-yard catch in Thursday's win over the Giants.Green-Beckham was spotty for much of the season, but emerged with three straight games with at least four catches before injuring his ribs in Week 13 against the Bengals. He sat out one game and has caught just a pass each in his past two contests. If healthy, he could hope to repeat his five-catch effort the last time the Philadelphia Eagles locked up against Dallas in Week 8.
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Eagles' Dorial Green-Beckham: Catches one pass in loss to Ravens
Dorial Green-Beckham had one catch (on three targets) for 11 yards in Sunday's 27-26 loss to Baltimore.Green-Beckham has been streaky this season, at times looking like a No. 1 receiver in Philadelphia and at times looking like a last resort. His three targets Sunday come after he was targeted 10 times each of the past two weeks. As long as his play is as erratic as it is, he's a risky fantasy option.
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Eagles' Dorial Green-Beckham: Available Sunday
Dorial Green-Beckham (abdomen) is listed as active Sunday at Baltimore, Adam Caplan of ESPN reports.Outside of Darren Sproles (concussion), Carson Wentz will have his full allotment of offensive weapons available to him in Week 15. The beneficiary of 28 targets across the last three contests, Green-Beckham will work in tandem with Jordan Matthews (ankle) against a Ravens defense that has given up 178.5 yards per game and six touchdowns to wideouts over the past four outings.
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Eagles' Dorial Green-Beckham: Expected to play Sunday
Dorial Green-Beckham (abdomen) is expected to play Sunday against the Ravens, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.Green-Beckham is officially listed as questionable despite practicing fully all week, and he could be a popular option for quarterback Carson Wentz, who has targeted Green-Beckham 28 times in the last three games.
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