DeJean and Mitchell were finalists for Defensive Rookie of the Year, while Gardner-Johnson and Reed Blankenship formed a dynamic safety duo—the best in the NFL if you ask those two players.

A few days before the NFL draft, Reed Blankenship heard a rumor. It was that his team might select Cooper DeJean. The 25-year ...

A graduate of Baldwin Wallace University, Kasper found his way to Duke as a graduate assistant. During his three seasons with ...

Reed Blankenship is the total package on the back end of the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl-contending defense. One year ...

The former West Limestone star learned the work ethic needed to make it in the NFL as an undrafted player in a small Alabama ...

Reed Blankenship is a former player for West Limestone High School plays for the Philadelphia Eagles and is gunning for that ...

Safeties Reed Blankenship and C.J. Gardner-Johnson did some pre-practice work with former Eagles tight end Celek, a team ...

St. Paul’s Episcopal defensive lineman Bryce Huff tackles UMW-Wright running back Tony Dixon on Oct. 31, 2015, at E.E.

Lost in the shuffle, at least for their on-field performances, were the starting safeties, C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Reed Blankenship. Despite the lack of outside recognition, neither Gardner-Johnson ...

DeJean stands out, and not just because of his race and position. The Philadelphia Eagles have come to rely on him quickly.