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Nobody knows better than Quintin Demps the opportunity he let slip through his hands. This time last year, he was atop the depth chart at free safety. Solid performances through minicamps and offseason training activities had earned him the first shot at replacing Brian Dawkins. All he had to do was keep performing and justify the faith the Eagles coaches had placed in him, and a starting job in the NFL was his. It didn’t happen. By the time the preseason was done, rookie Macho Harris, a converted cornerback, had beaten out Demps. Harris became the first rookie to start at safety on Opening Day for the Eagles since Wes Hopkins in 1983. And even after Harris struggled, eventually losing the

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Demps wants to be starter again for Eagles

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