Quarterback Kyle McCord was nudged off the 53-man roster in Philadelphia, but he won't be leaving town. McCord went unclaimed on waivers and Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that he will re-sign with the Eagles as a member of their practice squad.
The Philadelphia Eagles recently made a series of moves by trading for former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Howell and releasing quarterback Kyle McCord.
The Philadelphia Eagles made a somewhat surprising move on Monday ahead of the National Football League's roster cut-down deadline on Tuesday. Teams have to have their rosters down to 53 players by 4 p.m.
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One of the bigger quarterback names to come out of college football is reportedly looking for work after Monday's news. With a number of training camp battles coming to an end this week, the Philadelphia Eagles reportedly decided to let go of one of their QBs as they begin their Super Bowl defense.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
A day after becoming Sam Howell‘s third career trade destination (and second in 2025 alone), the Eagles are cutting Kyle McCord. The sixth-round rookie will be waived, per Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz.
The last dress rehearsal for the Eagles was a mundane 19-17 victory over the New York Jets on Friday night at MetLife Stadium. Some players may have solidified a spot on the team, like local star Kyle McCord, who may be the Eagles’ third-string quarterback.
The Philadelphia Eagles have three days until they need to finalize their 53-man roster. The deadline this year for National Football League teams to cut down their rosters to 53 players is on August 26th.
Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles links … Roob’s Eagles Observations: Jakorian Bennett helps himself in cornerback battle – NBCSP Kyle McCord had a few nice throws, notably an 11-yard pickup to Ben VanSumeren on a blitz, a 19-yarder to tight end Kylen Granson and a 14-yarder to new acquisition John Metchie III.
The Philadelphia Eagles got the job done against the New York Jets 19-17 to close out the preseason, but there might be bigger questions for a position than Philly fans might have thought.
The Philadelphia Eagles had rookie quarterback Kyle McCord play the entirety of Friday night's preseason finale win over the New York Jets. This was a rather different approach than expected after the Eagles had McCord and Dorian Thompson-Robinson split the reps in the team's second preseason game against the Cleveland Browns.
The Philadelphia Eagles drafted a quarterback this offseason in Kyle McCord. Philadelphia took McCord in the sixth round of the 2025 National Football League Draft after an eye-popping 2024 season with Syracuse.
Jobs are on the line in the final week of the preseason, not just for the Eagles but for all fringe players around the NFL. For Philadelphia, as the team travels to New Jersey to take on the New York Jets at the familiar confines of MetLife Stadium, fans can't help but wonder what the future holds for the players fighting for roster spots 45-53.
PHILADLEPHIA – The first thought that comes to mind is the Eagles’ two quarterbacks battling to the be third-string are not good enough to make the roster after watching them play against the Browns in a 22-13 loss to the Cleveland Browns in summer’s second exhibition game on Saturday, and the Eagles need to investigate a trade for someone.
Quarterback battles are always fun no matter where they are on the depth chart and it appears that the Eagles have some questions they'll need answered on the depth chart as training camp comes to a close.
It’s a two-horse race to be the Eagles emergency quarterback, and right now it’s Dorian Thompson-Robinson charging hard on the rail to win the race. Honestly, it appears as if he has already won, leaving Kyle McCord in his wake.
An interesting training camp position battle that is not being discussed as much as it should be is the third-string quarterback battle between Dorian Thompson-Robinson and rookie Kyle McCord, currently with the Philadelphia Eagles.