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Eagles fly to London Philadelphia, PA (TSN) - The Philadelphia Eagles have signed former Green Bay Packers linebacker Antonio London to a two-year contract. Terms were not disclosed. The six-year NFL veteran played in only one game for Green Bay last season before injuring his knee, which forced him to sit out the rest of the season. The 28-year-old London played his first five seasons with the Detroit Lions, and recorded a career-high seven sacks in 1995. The next season, he made 70 tackles, which set a personal high as well. London was a third round pick in 1993 by the Lions, and has totaled 142 tackles and 13 sacks in 76 career games -- 19 of which he started. Eagles coach Andy Reid feels London can help the team's pass rush, which recorded only 42 sacks last season. The Eagles went 3-13 under previous coach Ray Rhodes in 1998.
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