The Philadelphia Eagles gave up a conditional draft pick for what general manager Howie Roseman calls "a jolt" to the defense. Here's a look at the trade for safety David Sims.

The Philadelphia Eagles streamlined their secondary Friday by cutting safety Oshiomogho Atogwe and Joselio Hanson. The team needs to make three more cuts to reach to the 53-man limit.

Details of Oshiomogho Atogwe's contract show that the Eagles safety will earn a fraction of what he did in 2011 with the Redskins, according to a source. The pay cut also likely reflects a reduced role.

In an attempt to fortify their secondary, the Lions agreed to terms with safety Sean Jones on a one-year deal. The former second-round draft pick spent the past two seasons with Tampa Bay.

Oshiomogho Atogwe was released by the Redskins, but the free-agent safety won't be going too far; he is reportedly in the process of signing a deal with the Eagles, his former divisional rival.

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