Ronnie Brown, the Eagles must agree to the contract

The Eagles agreed to contract terms Tuesday with veteran running back Ronnie Brown, who spent his first six seasons with the Dolphins.

29-year-old Brown has rushed for 4815 yards and 36 touchdown, and caught 184 passes for 1491 yards with Miami. He ran for 1,000 yards in 2006 and made his only Pro Bowl team in 2008.

Brown is the seventh major acquisition Eagles did last week, along with defensive linemen Jason Babin and Cullen Jenkins, cornerbacks Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Nnamdi Asomugha, offensive lineman Evan Mathis and defender Vince Young

Before adding Brown, Eagles, only experienced running back LeSean McCoy was a starter in 1080, which ran for 70 yards and caught passes last year, and Eldra Buckley, who had just 36 carries in two years with the Eagles.

Brown was the second pick in the 2005 draft, 49ers defender Alex Smith.

In addition, the Eagles also signed unrestricted free agent offensive solutions Ryan Harris one-year contract.

Harris spent his first four years with the Broncos, starting from 34 games.

He was a third round draft pick the Broncos draft project "in 2007 from Notre Dame.

The right to decide the question mark for the Eagles Winston Justice, a starter the past two years, starting training camp on the injured list with a knee injury.

Eagles use second year undrafted free agent Austin Howard and seventh round pick King Dunlap to decide in the first days of training camp.

Harris started 16 games in 2008, eight in 2009 and 10 last season. He played at Notre Dame defensive linemen with eagles Abimiari Victor and Trevor Laws.

Harris, like all other NFL free agents are not allowed to practice with his new team until Thursday.

The Eagles also agreed to contract terms with veteran safety Jarrad Page on one-year contract Tuesday night.

Page played for the Patriots last season after spending his first four seasons with the chiefs, who had prepared it in the seventh round of the University of California in 2006.

He has 12 interceptions in 63 games, 40 of them starts. The best season on the page in 2008, when he was four interceptions, two forced fumbles, fumble recovery and 62 tackles in 16 starts in Kansas City.

He played 10 games, starting one, with New England last season.