Eagles’ CB Darius Slay honored with high school jersey during youth football camp in his hometown

Philadelphia Eagles star Darius Slay returned to his alma mater, Brunswick High School, to host a youth football camp for the second straight year, according to Andy Villamarzo.

After the camp, the Eagles All-Pro cornerback was honored with his framed high school uniform.

Slay played at Brunswick High School from 2006 to 2009 before heading to Itawamba Community College and then starring at Mississippi State.

Slay eventually became a second-round pick of the Detroit Lions, earning three Pro Bowl honors before being traded to Philadelphia, where he’s earned Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors while leading the Eagles’ top-ranked cornerback duo.

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