The Eagles agreed to terms with the long snapper Hughlett, punt and kick returner Avery Williams, and past special teams contributor Patrick Johnson on one-year deals.

The Rick Lovato era appears to be over in Philadelphia after the Eagles agreed to a one-year deal with veteran long-snapper Charley Hughlett

After his release from the Cleveland Browns, long-time long snapper Charley Hughlett has landed a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. Hughlett was a mainstay in Cleveland for a decade, tying offensive guard Joel Bitonio as the longest-tenured member of the team.

The Eagles announced a pair of agreements with free agents on Friday afternoon. Linebacker Patrick Johnson will be back with the team on a one-year deal. Johnson was a seventh-round pick in 2021 and remained with the team until being waived a week into this season.

According to a report from Aaron Wilson, the Philadelphia Eagles have signed long snapper Charley Hughlett. Hughlett has been in the NFL since 2012. He bounced around a bunch of NFL training camps the first three years of his career, before earning a full-time job as the Cleveland Browns' long snapper from 2015 to 2024.

The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly signed Charley Hughlett to a one-year deal for $1.422 million. The contract breakdown is as follows: $467,500

The Philadelphia Eagles apparently have a new long snapper. The Birds are signing former Cleveland Brown LS Charley Hughlett to a one-year, $1.422 million contract that includes $467,500 guaranteed, according to Aaron Wilson.