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Jersey # Change For McCoy, Others

Mar 18, 2010 at 07:23 AM

The Eagles announced some jersey number changes Thursday ...

New defensive end Darryl Tapp will wear No. 91, the number worn previously by Chris Clemons, who was dealt to Seattle in the trade for Tapp.
Second-year running back LeSean McCoy has traded in his No. 29 and will wear No. 25 next season. McCoy wore No. 25 during his college career at Pittsburgh.
Safety Marlin Jackson will wear No. 28.
Receiver Jordan Norwood goes from No. 84 to No. 19.
Receiver Chad Hall, who played his college ball at Air Force, will wear No. 16.

-- Posted by Bob Kent, 11:24 a.m., March 18

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