NFC East Notebook: Eagles see Tebow as a QB; Redskins fans predict 9-7 season
Every Friday, theScore's NFL editors will bring you a roundup of everything you need to know from around the division with the NFC East Notebook.
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles see Tebow as a quarterback. The Eagles threw cold water on the idea they plan to use Tim Tebow as an offensive weapon, saying they see him as a passer.
Mariota trade still in the cards. ESPN's Adam Schefter admits at first he didn't think the Eagles trading up for Marcus Mariota was realistic, but now he sees it as "a possibility."
Does Collins fit Eagles? BleedingGreenNation.com digs into whether Alabama safety Landon Collins makes sense for the Eagles.
Washington Redskins
Garcon primed for bounce-back year? Numberfire.com looks at the numbers and concludes that Pierre Garcon isn't likely to return to his level of production from two years ago.
How Williams fits Redskins. Defensive lineman Leonard Williams isn't expected to be on the board when the Redskins pick, but he would represent a great fit for the team if he is.
Fans expect nine-win season. Ever-optimistic Redskins fans were polled by The Washington Post and the results say they expect the Redskins to go 9-7 in 2015.
Dallas Cowboys
Hardy suspension fallout. There are more questions than answers in the wake of Greg Hardy's 10-game suspension. Did the Cowboys expect it? How will it affect the team's draft plans? The Dallas News tries to answer some of the biggest questions.
Is Cowboys' lead rusher on the roster? Numberfire.com examines whether the Cowboys have a player on their roster who can fill DeMarco Murray's shoes and lead the rushing attack.
Way too early storylines. BloggingTheBoys.com runs down some of the narratives that could define the Cowboys' 2015 season.
New York Giants
Beason wants to lead. The Giants lack obvious leaders on defense and Jon Beason seems to recognize that it's a void he can fill.
Unofficial visits list. As the draft draws near, what does the Giants' pre-draft visits list say about the direction they may be leaning?
Rules for the draft. BigBlueView.com outlines seven rules that help teams get the most out of the draft.