Eagles cut cornerback Daryl Worley after he's arrested

The Philadelphia Eagles released cornerback Daryl Worley on Sunday evening after he was arrested early Sunday morning.

Worley was found passed out in possession of a gun in a car on Broad Street, near the team's South Philly practice facility.

A source close to the situation confirmed an NFL Network report, which said that Worley became combative with police and that police used a Taser to subdue him.

Worley, 23, started 25 games for Carolina the past two seasons before being acquired by the Eagles early in the offseason. He's from North Philadelphia.

Worley has found trouble before. He entered a no-contest plea to misdemeanor assault and was given a six-month suspended sentence for a 2014 altercation with a woman outside a nightclub in Morgantown, W.Va., where he played in college.

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