Eagles signed CB Curtis Marsh.

The Eagles were already thin at corner and now starter Bradley Fletcher is nursing a pectoral strain. Marsh was a third-round pick of Philly in 2011, but was waived after breaking his hand in the second preseason game this season.

Bengals waived CB Curtis Marsh.

The move clears a roster spot for LB Michael Boley. Marsh appeared in two games after being signed on September 18, but was held off the stat-sheet.

Bengals signed CB Curtis Marsh and S Jeromy Miles.

Marsh broke his hand during the preseason with the Eagles, but he's recovered. Miles was cut by the Bengals Monday. To make room, the Bengals waived LB J.K. Schaffer and placed DE Robert Geathers on season-ending injured reserve.

Eagles released CB Curtis Marsh (hand) with an injury settlement.

The Eagles are moving on from the 2011 third-rounder after he broke his hand in the second preseason game. He's yet to make a start, and was buried on the depth chart before his injury. He'll try to latch on elsewhere as a special teamer.

Eagles waived/injured CB Curtis Marsh.

The 2011 third-rounder broke his hand in the Eagles' second preseason game. He'll revert to injured reserve if/when he clears waivers. Marsh has made 22 career appearances, but zero starts.

Eagles CB Curtis Marsh fractured his left hand in the team's second preseason game.

He's out indefinitely. Marsh opened Eagles camp working as the team's first-string right corner on passing downs, but had since fallen behind Cary Williams, Bradley Fletcher, and Brandon Boykin. His roster spot is not assured.

Eagles second-year CB Curtis Marsh worked in Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie's left corner spot with DRC missing Monday's OTA practice.

Rodgers-Cromartie missed for personal reasons. Marsh, the 90th overall pick in last year's draft, reportedly made several nice plays in coverage and it appears he'd be first in line to start if DRC missed any regular season time.

Eagles rookie CB Curtis Marsh has looked nothing like a developmental project early in training camp.

The Eagles weren't expecting much out Marsh this year, but the reports out of camp have been overwhelmingly positive. Drawing comparisons to former Eagles corner Bobby Taylor, Marsh is "tall, rangy, athletic and very smart." He won't be any higher than fourth on a stacked depth chart.

Eagles signed No. 88 overall pick Curtis Marsh to a four-year contract.

Marsh is expected to face an elongated transition period after playing only two years of cornerback at small-school Utah State, but the Eagles view him as a potential starter down the road. Unless Marsh shows capable of contributing on special teams in his rookie season, he'll risk being a game-day inactive.

The Eagles don't expect No. 90 overall pick Curtis Marsh to compete for a starting job until his third season.

Marsh certainly has a starter-caliber skill set, but the former college running back will take time to develop after playing just two seasons of corner at Utah State. He could be the eventual replacement for Asante Samuel, who will be 32 years old and owed a whopping $10.4 million by Marsh's third season.