While there might be some who would caution the Philadelphia Eagles from pursuing recently available cornerback Darius Slay, most fans' hopes for that reunion to be true just got better.
NBC Philadelphia's John Clark reported that if Slay clears waivers, there is mutual interest between the former Eagles starter and Philly. The Pittsburgh Steelers just released Slay after not even finishing a year there.
Playing in 10 games, Slay racked up 36 tackles, three pass deflections, one tackle for loss, and one fumble recovery. He made nine starts for the team, but he was a healthy stretch in Week 13 against the Buffalo Bills, which led to Pittsburgh and Slay mutually agreeing to let him walk.