Eagles’ Josh Sills Indicted on Rape, Kidnapping Expenses Days Earlier than Tremendous Bowl

Eagles offensive lineman Josh Sills has been indicted on rape and kidnapping prices … simply 10 days earlier than Philadelphia is slated to play the Chiefs in Tremendous Bowl LVII.

In response to prosecutors in Ohio, the costs stem from an incident that occurred in Guernsey County again on Dec. 5, 2019.

Officers allege that Sills — a rookie reserve lineman for the Eagles who made the crew this 12 months as an undrafted free agent — “engaged in sexual exercise that was not consensual and held a sufferer in opposition to her will.”

Prosecutors say the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Workplace performed an investigation into the case — and a grand jury ultimately indicted Sills on one felony rely of rape and one felony rely of kidnapping this week.

The 25-year-old is slated to look in courtroom on the matter on Feb. 16 — simply 5 days after the Tremendous Bowl.

Sills — who performed highschool soccer in Ohio — attended each West Virginia and Oklahoma State throughout his school profession. He performed only a handful of snaps for the Eagles this season, showing in only one recreation in opposition to the Cardinals on Oct. 9.