Former Eagles running back Miles Sanders has found his next home, agreeing to a four-year deal to join the Carolina Panthers, according to multiple reports. DZangaroNBCS of NBCSPhilly has the story:
In Carolina, Sanders will reunite with former Eagles running backs coach Duce Staley, whom Sanders has said is like a father figure to him. Staley joined Frank Reich’s staff earlier this offseason as an assistant head coach/running backs coach.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.
While Sanders never played for Reich in Philly — Reich left in 2018 and Sanders was drafted in 2019 — the connection to Staley was likely a driving force to bring Sanders to Carolina. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler was the first to report the news.But it was apparent that the Eagles weren’t going to bring him back.
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