3 Takeaways from the Eagles’ Unofficial Depth Chart

After spending the last four seasons with the Eagles, Calcaterra, a sixth-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, now finds himself behind Dallas Goedert, the obvious starter, Johnny Mundt and Eli Stowers on the depth chart.

Over the last two seasons, Calcaterra served as the primary second tight end, recording a combined 374 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns. While Calcaterra had the occasional catch, he was mostly used as a blocker but struggled to consistently win his assignments.

If the Eagles do opt to keep four tight ends on the roster, Cameron Latu provides more value as both a blocker and as a special-teams player.

Johnny Wilson is on the bubble

The loaded wide receiver room was a major topic of conversation entering training camp, with Wilson among the players battling for a roster spot. Wilson, returning from a season-ending knee and ankle injury that occurred during last year's camp, has looked solid, but is currently on the outside looking in.

One of the players Wilson is competing with for a spot is Darius Cooper, who entered camp in a similar position. Cooper, however, has elevated himself throughout camp, consistently being one of the better wide receivers during practices. He is now listed as a second-string wide receiver, while Wilson has fallen to the third string.

That leaves Wilson with an uphill battle as the preseason approaches. With no upside as a return man unlike with fellow wide receivers, he will need a strong showing in the preseason games and the remainder of camp to make the 53-man roster.