The Eagles didn’t just draft a safety when they took Andrew Mukuba. They drafted a chess piece. A disruptor. A problem solver ...

While watching Thursday’s preseason opener from the sideline, rookie safety Andrew Mukuba experienced the same sense of dissonance he’d become acquainted with during the last two weeks of Eagles ...

Eagles rookie Drew Mukuba missed significant practice time in training camp but feels like he has already caught up.

Rookie Andrew Mukuba is listed at five feet eleven and 186 pounds. Most predraft evaluations stated many of the same things. The Philadelphia Eagles were acquiring an instinctive safety and a ...

The Eagles' young receivers continue to step up in the absence of A.J. Brown. Darius Cooper took first-team reps on Saturday ...

Eagles rookie safety Andrew Mukuba did not participate in Monday or Tuesday's practice due to a shoulder injury, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports. Mukuba may have been injured during ...

Eagles select safety Andrew Mukuba in second round, trade out of third in NFL Draft Texas Longhorns defensive back Andrew Mukuba drops into coverage during a game against Michigan last Sept. 7.

Any impatience Andrew Mukuba felt on draft weekend hearkened back to the day he was picked last. Technically, he wasn’t picked at all. Back then, in the grassy field of Norman Elementary in ...

I need to talk to you, Andrew.'" Crenshaw and his wife ran a youth football organization, the Austin Steelers, and in Mukuba's first five minutes on the playground, he got his first recruiting pitch.

Texas Longhorns defensive back Andrew Mukuba (4) celebrates a interception against Kentucky Wildcats late in the fourth quarter in a NCAA college football game at Darrell K Royal Texas Memorial ...

CLEMSON — Andrew Mukuba's sophomore season in 2022 was far from what he expected. The Clemson defensive back was fresh off an outstanding freshman campaign in which he was named a freshman All ...

Mukuba graduated early from high school and came to Clemson between semesters of the 2020-21 school year. One of the first people he targeted, besides professors, was senior safety Nolan Turner.