Once-promising Eagles draft pick signs with 8th NFL team

A once-promising draft pick by the Philadelphia Eagles has signed with his eighth NFL team.

Former Eagles defensive back K’von Wallace signed with the Baltimore Ravens on Monday, the AFC franchise announced.

Wallace was a fourth-round pick (No. 127 overall) by the Eagles in the 2020 NFL draft, which was viewed by some as a steal for the two-time national champion at Clemson.

But Wallace struggled to be more than a special teams role player in Philadelphia. He appeared in 45 games over three seasons but made only seven starts and 64 tackles on defense.

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Wallace was waived in August 2023 after roster cutdown day. Since then, he has bounced around to multiple teams: the Cardinals, Titans, Seahawks, Giants, Vikings and Texans.

On Monday, Wallace signed a one-year, $4 million deal with the Ravens. But he won’t be guaranteed a spot with new head coach Jesse Minter and Baltimore’s defense.