After an off-season of mostly defensive signings, specifically in the secondary, the Philadelphia Eagles drafted safety Earl Wolff out of North Carolina State University in the fifth round of the 2013 NFL Draft to bolster an already deep secondary. As it stands right now, Wolff sits behind Patrick Chung and Nate Allen at the Strong Safety position with Colt Anderson rounding out the position.
Wolff was a standout player for the NC State defense as he earned the starting job in 2010 and earned the teams award for the Most Outstanding Defensive Back at the end of the season. He ended that season with just under 100 tackles, two sacks, an interception and three forced fumbles. He followed up that performance the following year with 105 tackles as well as three interceptions and forced fumbles. Wolff ended his senior year with just under 120 tackles and two interceptions.
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