The Eagles have agreed to terms with Brandon Graham, the first round pick expected to bolster their pass rush.

BETHLEHEM - Everybody showed up who was scheduled to, by Andy Reid's annual 7 p.m. meeting that welcomes veterans to training camp, and then a few hours later, it officially became a full house, when the Eagles and top draft pick Brandon Graham agreed to terms on a five-year deal.

The Eagles' veterans arrived at Lehigh Thursday afternoon in some interesting rides. Here's a sampling of some of the cars and trucks they rode in on.

The Eagles' veterans arrived at Lehigh Thursday afternoon. Here's a roundup of some of the cars they drove in on.

The Eagles practiced for one last time without the veterans on Thursday morning. Here are my observations.

The Eagles worked out a pair of receivers this morning: veteran Kelley Washington and undrafted free agent Jared Perry, out of Missouri.

First-round draft choice Devin McCourty, a cornerback from Rutgers, signed a five-year deal with the New England Patriots on Wednesday. The contract is worth $13.2 million with $7.825 million guaranteed, according to agent, Andy Simms.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Of all the players the Eagles could have cut Wednesday, they chose a linebacker they had traded for only months ago.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - It wasn't exactly a smooth start for Eagles safety Nate Allen.

BETHLEHEM - It was late, and Tuesday night was about to turn into Wednesday morning.
Eagles rookie safety Nate Allen had finally arrived at Lehigh University for training camp, but he had nowhere to go.

BETHLEHEM - No mints on Nate Allen's dorm-room pillow when he finally settled into Eagles training camp at Lehigh around 2:30 a.m. yesterday. But fellow rookie safety Kurt Coleman had thoughtfully placed Allen's playbook on his bed, before Coleman settled down to sleep, about 4 hours earlier.

BETHLEHEM - Alex Hall was gone before he even got here.
That is, Eagles veterans don't report to Lehigh until this afternoon, something Hall undoubtedly was preparing for either late Tuesday night or very early yesterday morning, when he was informed he had been released so the Birds could make room on the 80-man roster to officially sign second-round pick Nate Allen.

BETHLEHEM - It was late, and Tuesday night was about to turn into Wednesday morning.
Eagles rookie safety Nate Allen had finally arrived at Lehigh University for training camp, but he had nowhere to go.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - It wasn't exactly a smooth start for Eagles safety Nate Allen.