Reynolds recorded a pair of interceptions late in Sunday's 36-10 win over the Colts.

Reynolds spent his first year in the league on the Eagles' practice squad, but head coach Chip Kelly sounded impressed with Reynolds' performance in the first preseason game of the year. With fellow safety Earl Wolff sidelined with a nagging right knee injury, Reynolds could be one more solid performance from making the roster as a (seldom-used) backup safety.

Eagles signed fifth-round S Ed Reynolds to a four-year contract.

Reynolds earned plenty of honors at Stanford but isn't a great athlete. He has a bit of a nose for the ball (seven interceptions the past two season) but will likely max out as a third safety/special teamer in the pros.