15 Eagles who need a strong performance against the Dolphins in preseason finale

Looking at 15 Philadelphia Eagles who need a strong performance against the Miami Dolphins

After two days of intense practice, the Philadelphia Eagles picked up their first preseason win over the Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium last Sunday.

Philadelphia then traveled to Miami for a joint practice with the Dolphins before finishing working alone on the final day after the host team dealt with a stomach bug. 

Saturday night marks the final audition for several players on the bubble.

With the roster needing to be trimmed to 53 players by Tuesday, here are 15 players who need strong performances against Miami at Hard Rock Stadium.

Eagles announce second round of cuts, trim roster to 80

The Philadelphia Eagles announce their second round of cuts, trimming the roster to 80 ahead of joint practices with the Miami Dolphins

The Philadelphia Eagles announced five roster moves on Tuesday ahead of the team’s trip to Miami for joint practices and the final preseason game with the Miami Dolphins.

Philadelphia waived Josh Blackwell (CB), DeAndre Torrey (RB), and Jarrid Williams (OL), while also placing Brett Toth (Knee) and Tyree Jackson (Knee) on the Reserve/Physically Unable To Perform list.

With the moves, the Eagles roster is now down to 80 players, and all NFL rosters must be at the 53-player limit by next Tuesday, August 30, at 4 PM.

Eagles waive CB Josh Blackwell

The Philadelphia Eagles waived rookie cornerback Josh Blackwell as the team works to trim the roster down to 80 players ahead of joint practices with the Miami Dolphins.

The Eagles waived Josh Blackwell on Tuesday as the team worked to trim the roster down to 80 players before the 4:00 PM deadline.

Blackwell played the least amount of snaps (11) out of all the players on the roster bubble, and like Mac McCain and Kary Vincent Jr., all three have lost snaps to undrafted rookie Josh Jobe.

Philadelphia is set to depart for Miami for two days of joint practices with the Dolphins before closing the preseason on Saturday night.

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Eagles waive RB DeAndre Torrey

The Philadelphia Eagles waived rookie running back DeAndre Torrey, as the team works to trim the roster down to 80 players ahead of joint practices with the Miami Dolphins.

According to Aaron Wilson of Pro Football Network, DeAndre Torrey will be the first of five cuts as the Eagles trim their roster to 80 players.

The Eagles just confirmed the news.

Torrey logged 1,215 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns during his final season at North Texas, adding depth to the roster with Boston Scott and Kenneth Gainwell dealing with injuries.

In the second preseason matchup at Cleveland, Torrey had 3-carries for 13-yards in limited action on Sunday.

Philadelphia has until 4:00 pm to trim the roster down to 80 players.

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Eagles roster bubble: 15 players who need a strong performance against the Browns

Philadelphia Eagles roster bubble: 15 players who need a strong performance against the Cleveland Browns

After two days of intense practice, the Philadelphia Eagles will try to pick up their first preseason win when they clash with the Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium. Cleveland (1-0) is coming off an opening victory over the Jaguars and dealing with the knowledge that Deshaun Watson will miss the first 11 games of the season while serving a suspension.

Philadelphia (0-1) will likely rest their starters after those joint practices, allowing key veterans and rookies to move off or on the roster bubble.

With the roster needing to be trimmed to 80 players by Tuesday, here are 15 players who need strong performances against Cleveland.

7 things to watch in Eagles’ second preseason game vs. Browns

Seven things to watch in the Philadelphia Eagles’ second preseason game vs. the Cleveland Browns

The Eagles wrapped up two successful days of joint practice on Friday, and after a Saturday afternoon walkthrough, the Birds are hours away from a preseason matchup against those same Browns.

Philadelphia’s starters and critical reserves should rest, providing an opportunity for players on the roster bubble and undrafted free agents to stake their claims to a spot on the 53-man roster or the precious practice squad opportunities.

With the Eagles needing to trim the roster down to 80 players by Tuesday afternoon, here are seven things to watch in Sunday’s matchup.

Eagles announce two roster moves

Philadelphia Eagles officially sign running back DeAndre Torrey and waived/injured wide receiver Keric Wheatfall.

The Eagles announced two moves on Thursday as the team continues preparation for Friday night’s preseason opener against the New York Jets at Lincoln Financial Field.

After working out two running backs on Thursday, Philadelphia signed former North Texas star rusher, DeAndre Torrey.

To make room for Torrey on the roster, the Eagles waived injured rookie wide receiver Keric Wheatfall.

Eagles to sign RB DeAndre Torrey

Philadelphia Eagles to sign former North Texas Mean Green running back DeAndre Torrey.

The Eagles have added some running back depth to the roster, as Ian Rapoport reports that the team is signing former North Texas running back DeAndre Torrey.

Torrey logged 1,215 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns during his final season with the Mean Green, and he’ll add depth to the roster with Boston Scott and Kenneth Gainwell dealing with injuries.

Philadelphia kicks off preseason action on Friday against the Jets at Lincoln Financial Field.

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Eagles working out RB DeAndre Torrey

Philadelphia Eagles had former North Texas Mean Green running back DeAndre Torrey in for a workout.

The Eagles have been looking to add running back depth to the roster, and on Wednesday, the team had former North Texas star DeAndre Torrey in for a workout.

Small in stature (5′ 7” 199 lbs), Torrey makes up for his lack of size with big play abilities as a dual-threat running back.

During his final season with the Mean Green, Torrey logged 1,215 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns, and during his career, he racked up 36 total rushing touchdowns, with another four receiving scores.

Philadelphia currently has Miles Sanders, Boston Scott, Kenneth Gainwell, Jason Huntley, and Kennedy Brooks on the roster at the position.

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