After stubbornly trying to make things work, the Philadelphia Eagles finally owned up to their mistakes and traded away Jalen Reagor.
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After being claimed off of waivers by the Jets earlier in the summer, ex-Philadelphia Eagles guard Nate Herbig has found a home in New York.
While the idea of acquiring JJ Arcega-Whiteside made sense for the Seattle Seahawks, they ultimately learned the same lesson as the Philadelphia Eagles.
While the Philadelphia Eagles' roster trimdown largely went as planned, UDFA guard Josh Sills served as one of the few surprises at the bottom of the roster
After a strong summer showing, Alabama UDFA cornerback Josh Jobe fully earned his spot on the Philadelphia Eagles' 53-man roster.
With Chauncey Gardner-Johnson inbound and every roster spot valuable, the Philadelphia Eagles' decision to waive vested vet Anthony Harris is savvy.
While Jason Huntley's return prowess wasn't good enough to earn a spot on the Philadelphia Eagles' roster, his release shouldn't elevate Jalen Reagor to KR1
While Devon Allen's touchdown catch was impressive, his proficiency on special teams could secure him a roster spot with the Philadelphia Eagles.
After looking like a legit candidate to make the 53-man roster, Reid Sinnett looks practice squad bound for the Philadelphia Eagles.
With one final preseason game left to play, the Philadelphia Eagles have three young cornerbacks fighting for a spot on the 53-man roster.
After getting basically no run in the Philadelphia Eagles' first two preseason games, Carson Strong deserves a chance to sling it versus the Miami Dolphins.
After an unlikely path to the Philadelphia Eagles' 53-man roster, change may again be on the horizon for quarterback-turned-wide receiver Greg Ward.
By trading away Ugo Amadi, the Philadelphia Eagles have put their complete faith in Josiah Scott as a hybrid safety/slot heading into 2022.
While the Philadelphia Eagles' safety depth looked good against Cleveland Browns, these two recently-waived safeties could still be intriguing additions.
After releasing five more players of their own, the Philadelphia Eagles watched a few former contributors hit the open market.
After missing the summer's first preseason game due to personal reasons, Jaquiski Tartt graded out as the Philadelphia Eagles' top defender in Cleveland.
After a quiet outing vs. the Jets, Deon Cain turned in a commanding performance against the Browns in his second game with the Philadelphia Eagles.
After failing to log a stat against the Jets, Devon Allen had his "Welcome to the NFL" moment with a huge touchdown catch for the Philadelphia Eagles.
While Jason Huntley is the best kick returner and fourth-best RB on the Philadelphia Eagles, that might not be enough to stick on the 53-man roster.
After getting fired up about Quincy Williams' hit on Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni will be happy to see that justice was served.