Philadelphia Eagles' cornerback Asante Samuel left Saturday morning's practice with a strained hamstring. Samuel was hurt while working in seven-on-seven drills during the team's first practice in full pads this summer. "We'll just see how he does here," Coach Andy Reid said. "I won't know anything for a bit here."

Wide receiver DeSean Jackson and the Eagles agreed on a four-year deal on Sunday night, according to an Assocaited Press report.

Lito Sheppard missed the Eagles' two-week voluntary camp last month and has made it known that he's unhappy with his contract, which has four years remaining and will pay him a base salary of $2 million this season. He fired his agent and has hired Drew Rosenhaus. "We have signed Lito as a new client," Rosenhaus said after a meeting with the Eagles at the NovaCare Complex. "I'm trying to keep somewhat of a low profile. We're going to keep everything real positive. I've had a lot of positive dealings with the team recently. I'm confident that we're going to find a mutually beneficial solution to this situation, and we expect things to move in a positive direction."

Defensive end Jevon Kearse said Wednesday that he believes the Eagles will miss his presence this season, according to The Philadelphia Daily News. He was released by the Eagles in February and re-signed with his former team the Tennessee Titans. "They'll say, 'Why the hell did we let that dude go?' " Kearse said. " 'What were they thinking?' "

The Eagles have signed third-round pick defensive end Bryan Smith to a four-year contract, according to The Philadelphia Daily News. Smith is the eighth pick to come to terms with the Eagles. Only their second-round picks, wide receiver DeSean Jackson and defensive tackle Trevor Laws, remain unsigned.