The Philadelphia Eagles still have Dallas Goedert as their tight end, but after drafting Eli Stowers, they believed they had the position set up better for the future.
The Philadelphia Eagles and General Manager Howie Roseman were not expected to be quiet following the Eagles’ 53-man roster cutdowns, but they were unable to add any players via the waiver wire.
The Philadelphia Eagles are putting the finishing touches on their roster prior to Week 1. But a major addition may be on the way before their matchup against the Washington Commanders.
The Philadelphia Eagles spent much of training camp trying to determine the separation between Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton. The clearest indication came
In the wake of yesterday’s roster cuts, the Eagles currently have have four tight ends in the fold. Rookie Eli Stowers is dealing with a hamstring injury, though, meaning a pass-catching addition could be made prior to Week 1.
Sunday, Aug. 30 was one of the hardest days of the year for NFL players and decision-makers alike. It was cutdown day, and general managers had to make
The Philadelphia Eagles are certainly going to be busy over the next several hours, thanks to the construction of their initial 53-man roster and how they plan to create the final product before Week 1.
The Washington Commanders placed starting cornerback Trey Amos on injured reserve ahead of Eagles Week 1 matchup. The Washington Commanders just took a significant hit to their secondary before the regular season even starts.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Eagles are signing RB Dameon Pierce to the practice squad after releasing him yesterday. Pierce, 26, was a fourth-round pick by the Texans out of Florida in the 2022 NFL Draft.
Philadelphia ended up waiving two promising pieces, but there’s a realistic chance they might be back. The Philadelphia Eagles had some tough decisions to make, and that generated some questionable decisions along the defensive personnel.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Howie Roseman made some complicated calls on Sunday, and there should be more to come next. The Philadelphia Eagles kept four quarterbacks on their initial 53-man roster, and I’m sitting here on Monday morning genuinely confused.
The initial 53-man roster is in for the Philadelphia Eagles, and it was a wild one. With the initial 53-man roster in place, 38 players were cut from the 91-man roster over the past two days.
The Eagles were among the teams to keep four quarterbacks on their active roster. Here is how Philly moved down to 53: LB Chance Campbell WR Britain Covey
This was certainly an interesting initial 53-man roster the Philadelphia Eagles put out. Once again, the key word here is initial. There were certainly some key takeaways from the initial 53, and why general manager Howie Roseman made the moves he made.
PHILADELPHIA — Four quarterbacks after a summer of little exciting play at the position sounds like overkill. Give general manager Howie Roseman credit, though, for following through on a promise he made in the spring.
The Philadelphia Eagles initial 53-man roster is in. Philadelphia sent in its initial 53-man roster with several surprises. The Eagles kept four quarterbacks, so Andy Dalton and Tanner McKee both made it.
The Eagles announced 36 cuts to trim their roster down to 53 players and also placed CB Jakorian Bennett and TE Grant Calcaterra on injured reserve. LB
Jeremy Fowler reports that the Eagles are releasing veteran RB Dameon Pierce with the roster deadline approaching. Pierce, 26, was a fourth-round pick by the Texans out of Florida in the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Eagles appear to be starting slow and steady as they prepare to pare their roster down from 90 players to 53. To kick things off, Philadelphia has reportedly released wide receiver Samori Toure (per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport) and waived running back Carson Steele (per NFL insider Jordan Schultz).
Philadelphia Eagles star QB Jalen Hurts has always been a polarizing figure. A Super Bowl win hasn't changed the narrative. What will this season bring?
Recently, some members of the NFL community sounded alarms regarding the fact that Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts had thrown more interceptions this summer than in past training camps.