Darius Slay doesn't plan to retire after the Super Bowl, Eagles star 'would love' to end career in Philly
NEW ORLEANS -- A Super Bowl victory isn't going to stop Darius Slay from playing football, even though the Philadelphia Eagles cornerback would accomplish a lifelong dream. Slay still plans to play whether the Eagles win or lose the Super Bowl. How long after that? There is a timetable.
Darius Slay still has gas in the tank, C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s play ‘speaks for itself’
NEW ORLEANS — Darius Slay left the red gas can back at his locker in Philadelphia. The post-it note is still attached to the plastic, bearing a motivational message written by Christian Parker, the team’s passing game coordinator and defensive backs coach:
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Darius Slay has uncertain future, and "nothing but love" for Lions: "I want them to win"Slay expressed similar sentiments this season when he told Cowboys star linebacker Micah Parsons that he loved watching the ...
"I want them to win every game besides the game I'm playing against them in," Slay told the Free Press from the Super Bowl's ...
The Philadelphia Eagles highlight that the biggest threat from the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX is their players' ...
Who would A.J. Brown trust the least to manage his fantasy team? He quickly answered that it would be his Philadelphia Eagles ...
A fan and locker-room favorite in Detroit, Slay's March 2019 trade to the Eagles remains a symbol of the dysfunction from the ...
Ahead of Super Bowl 59, Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell praises veteran teammate Darius Slay's career in recent question ...
Between Blankenship's stability, Darius Slay's return to form, and the shot in the arm from rookies Quinyon Mitchell and ...
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