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Eagles sign OL Brett Toth to the practice squad

Philadelphia Eagles sign OL Brett Toth to the practice squad

The Eagles are bringing back Brett Toth. The versatile offensive lineman is re-signing to the team’s practice squad after being released on Tuesday.

James Bradberry was placed on Injured Reserve Thursday, freeing up a roster spot for Oren Burks, who was promoted from the practice squad. Burks promotion freed up space for Toth to return.

Toth spent Training Camp and the preseason with the Eagles. He was released during the roster cutdown. The versatile lineman lined up primarily at guard and center in Training Camp, earning reps with the first-team unit when other players were out of the lineup.

Toth has a long history with the Eagles. Originally signed as a rookie free agent out of the Army in 2019, Toth first saw regular-season action for the Eagles in 2020, playing in six games with a start. In his five seasons with the Eagles, Cardinals, and Panthers, Toth has suited up in 20 games while starting two of those contests.

Eagles officially announce the signing of 20 players to Reserve/Futures deals

The Philadelphia Eagles officially announced the signing 20 players to reserve/futures deals ahead of the 2024 NFL offseason and free agency

The Eagles are looking towards significant changes at every level of the organization after a 32-9 loss to the Buccaneers in the wild-card round.

Owner Jeffrey Lurie will likely keep head coach Nick Sirianni.

A Wednesday press conference will be centered around the offensive and defensive coordinators and a roster severely in flux.

All eyes in Philadelphia will now turn towards the Senior Bowl and the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis before the official start of the new league year and the free agent bonanza.

Philadelphia currently has 20 pending free agents and 38 players on the roster under contract, and these 20 players just signed reserve/futures deals courtesy of the team’s official website.

Eagles sign 20 players to Reserve/Futures deals

The Philadelphia Eagles signed 20 players to reserve/futures deals ahead of the 2024 NFL offseason and free agency

The Eagles are out of the playoffs and looking towards significant changes at every level of the organization after a 32-9 loss to the Buccaneers in the wild-card round.

Owner Jeffrey Lurie will likely keep head coach Nick Sirianni.

Still, Friday discussions and decisions will be centered around the offensive and defensive coordinators and a roster severely in flux.

All eyes in Philadelphia will now turn towards the Senior Bowl and the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis before the official start of the new league year and the free agent bonanza.

Philadelphia currently has 20 pending free agents and 38 players on the roster under contract, and these 20 players just signed reserve/futures deals courtesy of NFL Communications.

Eagles sign OL Brett Toth to the practice squad, release OL Ross Pierschbacher

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed OL Brett Toth to the practice squad and released OL Ross Pierschbacher

The Eagles made a practice squad swap on Thursday, releasing Ross Pierschbacher and bringing back Brett Toth ahead of Sunday’s matchup at the Cowboys.

Toth (6-6, 304 pounds) was signed off the Eagles’ practice squad in October by the Carolina Panthers and played in three games, starting one.

Toth was waived by the Panthers on Monday.

Toth played in 17 games (one start at right tackle) for the Eagles between the 2020 and 2021 seasons. He entered the league as a rookie free agent in 2019 after receiving a waiver to pursue his NFL career while serving in the Army.

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Panthers’ updated roster following Tuesday’s signing of Justin McCray

Justin McCray replaces fellow hog molly Brett Toth on the Panthers’ active roster.

The Carolina Panthers swapped some hog mollies over the past two days.

Out is Brett Toth, who was waived on Monday, and in is fellow guard Justin McCray, who was signed to the active roster this afternoon.

Here’s an updated look at the 53-man program:

Panthers waive G Brett Toth

The Panthers have waived G Brett Toth, who started for the team in Week 12.

The Carolina Panthers are still doing some construction on their offensive line.

As first reported by Darin Gantt of Panthers.com on Monday, the team has waived guard Brett Toth.

Toth signed with Carolina back on Oct. 24, alongside outside linebacker Luiji Vilain. Prior to joining the Panthers, the United States Military Academy product broke into the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Philadelphia Eagles—for whom he appeared in 17 games between the 2020 and 2021 campaigns.

The 6-foot-6, 304-pounder played three games this season, including a start in Week 12 against the Tennessee Titans. Toth received the nod at right guard, where he allowed four pressures over 44 pass-blocking opportunities in the 17-10 loss.

Week 13 saw a new starting combination for the Panthers, who lined up Justin McCray on the left side and undrafted rookie Nash Jensen on the right.

The lead candidate to fill Toth’s spot on the roster may be veteran Gabe Jackson, who signed with the team’s practice squad last Wednesday.

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Best and worst PFF grades from Panthers’ Week 12 loss to Titans

Bryce Young still finished with one of the best offensive grades for the Panthers in Sunday’s loss to the Titans.

We usually put these things out much earlier in the day. But, uh, a few things kinda sorta happened this morning.

Anyway, here are the best and worst Pro Football Focus grades for the Carolina Panthers in their Week 12 loss to the Tennessee Titans.

Top takeaways from Panthers’ snap counts in Week 12 loss to Titans

Chuba Hubbard may have definitively taken over lead-back duties for the Panthers after his Week 12 performance.

Unfortunately for Frank Reich, the Carolina Panthers have themselves a new head coach heading into Week 13. But did the disappointing results from Sunday afternoon also yield some new revelations on the depth chart?

Here are the top takeaways from Week 12’s snap counts:

Panthers Week 12 inactives: Brett Toth to start at RG vs. Titans

The Panthers will start Brett Toth at RG in Week 12.

The Carolina Panthers’ plan at right guard has finally been revealed, and it’s a bit of a shocker.

With Austin Corbett out for the remainder of the season due to an MCL injury, Brett Toth—who was signed back on Oct. 24—will get the starting nod this afternoon against the Tennessee Titans. The team also announced that Cade Mays, the perceived favorite to overtake Corbett’s duties, and Nash Jensen are active for the contest.

Carolina, additionally, is expected to start cornerback David Long Jr. alongside Donte Jackson. Jaycee Horn (hamstring) and CJ Henderson (concussion) have been ruled out and did not travel with the team to Nashville.

Fellow cornerback Lamar Jackson was elevated from the practice squad yesterday to provide some depth at the position.

Here is the full list of inactives for the Panthers today:

  • RB Raheem Blackshear
  • CB CJ Henderson
  • TE Hayden Hurst
  • OT Ricky Lee
  • WR Terrace Marshall Jr.

And as for the host Titans:

  • WR Treylon Burks
  • S Terrell Edmunds
  • LB Trevis Gipson
  • LB Caleb Murphy
  • QB Malik Willis

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Panthers sign OL Brett Toth from the Eagles’ practice squad to their active roster

With Carolina looking to add depth along the offensive line, the Panthers are signing Brett Toth from the #Eagles practice squad to their 53-man roster ahead of Week 8

Looking for a chance to see game action, Eagles offensive guard Brett Toth agreed to join the Carolina Panthers active roster ahead of Week 8.

Toth has played in 17 career regular-season games, including 11 in the 2021 season with Philadelphia.

A versatile lineman, Toth has seen snaps at center, right guard, right tackle, and even as a tight end.

The 6-foot-6, 304-pound Toth originally joined the Eagles as a rookie free agent in the 2019 season.

A first lieutenant in the U.S. Army, Toth received a waiver to pursue his NFL career while serving as an active-duty soldier.

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