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We’re updating our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster prediction ahead of the Tuesday’s opening OTA session
Following the 2023 NFL draft, rookie minicamp, and several phases of offseason workouts, the Eagles organized team activities will begin on Tuesday, May 30.
Philadelphia is scheduled for six OTA sessions running from May 30, June 1-2, June 5-6, and June 8 before the teams breaks until the start of training camp.
While the team gets ready to get back on the field with the full roster and the coaching staff, we’re taking an update look at the Eagles’ 53-man roster prediction by position.
We’re ranking the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 rookie class by potential impact this season
We’re about seven days from the start of OTAs, and it’ll offer 17 rookies the opportunity to compete for a limited number of starting opportunities and roster spots.
The Eagles came away with seven talented players after the 2023 NFL draft, in which the team received glowing grades from experts and analysts.
Philadelphia landed five total defenders and four real players in the trenches, landing Tyler Steen from Alabama in the third round.
The Eagles also added plenty of undrafted talent.
Howie Roseman has raved about previous UDFA classes, with several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.
Philadelphia then officially welcomed 9 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.
With the young guys fully entrenched into the offseason workout program, here is an early ranking of the rookies by potential impact.
We’re updating our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster projection ahead of the looming OTA sessions
Philadelphia did a solid job of retooling its roster after losing ten critical contributors during free agency.
Howie Roseman pivoted in free agency, focusing on replacing some of his lost starters via compensatory picks in 2024.
He also used the first wave of free agency and the draft to add a replacement for just about every player that departed.
Throw in Nakobe Dean, Jordan Davis, and Cam Jurgens, and Philadelphia is stacked with depth at every key position that suffered attrition.
The Eagles have almost 90 players on the offseason roster after adding seven draft picks, and nine undrafted free agents.
With Phase Three of offseason workouts set to end and OTAs set to begin, here’s an updated 53-man roster prediction.
We’re predicting the roles and fits for all seven of the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 NFL draft picks.
The Eagles came away with seven talented players after the 2023 NFL draft, and the team received glowing grades from experts and analysts.
Philadelphia landed five total defenders and four real players in the trenches, landing Tyler Steen from Alabama in the second round.
With the young guys fully entrenched into the offseason workout program, here is an early projection of their roles and fits for this season.
We’re updating our Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster projection following the 2023 NFL draft, rookie minicamp
Philadelphia has done a solid job of retooling its roster after losing ten critical contributors on both sides of the football.
Howie Roseman adjusted in free agency, adding a replacement for just about every player that departed.
The Eagles have almost 90 players on the offseason roster after adding seven draft picks, nine undrafted free agents, and 19 tryout participants.
With Phase Two of off-season workouts beginning, here’s an updated 53-man roster prediction.
The Eagles released this epic 2023 NFL draft hype video highlighting the seven new faces heading to Philadelphia.
The Eagles are back to chasing another Super Bowl after wrapping up the draft and the one rookie minicamp for 2023.
Philadelphia welcomed 16 new faces after drafting seven players and signing nine undrafted free agents.
The new faces in Philly#FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/En9ZPEqpra
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 7, 2023
Howie Roseman received an A grade for his draft weekend.
Watch as Jon Dorenbos narrates this hype video that should get fans into a joyous uproar ahead of OTAs.
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We’re collegiate highlights of the Philadelphia Eagles’ nine undrafted free agents.
The 2023 NFL draft has concluded, and after some key signings and tryout invites, the Eagles roster sits at 89 players ahead of Day 2 of the team’s rookie minicamp.
Howie Roseman has been open about previous undrafted free agent classes, with several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.
Recent undrafted free agents who’ve had game action with Philadelphia include Reed Blankenship, Britain Covey, Josh Jobe, Corey Clement, Sua Opeta, Nate Herbig, Kayode Awosika, Joe Ostman, Jack Stoll, Brett Toth, Greg Ward, Marvin Wilson, T.J. Edwards, and future Hall of Famer Jason Peters, who originally signed with the Bills.
Here are highlights of the nine undrafted free agents.
What’s next for the Philadelphia Eagles following the 2023 NFL Draft
The 2023 NFL draft is in the books, but plenty of offseason action is still on the way for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Outside of the on-field action with rookie minicamp and organized team activities (OTAs), the NFL is also gearing up for its 2023 schedule release.
The Eagles welcomed seven newly drafted rookies to the roster, including defensive tackle Jalen Carter, edge rusher Nolan Smith, offensive guard Tyler Steen, safety Sydney Brown, cornerback Kelee Ringo, quarterback Tanner McKee and defensive tackle Moro Ojomo.
Philadelphia also signed nine undrafted free agents.
Here’s a look at the Eagles’ upcoming 2023 off-season slate, including rookie minicamp, OTAs, and mandatory minicamp.
We’re looking at some of the highlights and key takeaways from the Philadelphia Eagles’ first day of rookie minicamp
With the NFL draft and undrafted free agent signings now complete, the Eagles held their first day of rookie minicamps on Friday.
Philadelphia had seven draft picks, nine undrafted free agents, 19 official tryout participants, and a handful of selected veterans or second-year players at the NovaCare Complex for two days of sessions and drills.
With Saturday’s session set to begin, here are highlights and takeaways from Philadelphia’s first rookie minicamp.
The Philadelphia Eagles kicked off their rookie minicamp Friday at NovaCare Complex. What coach Nick Sirianni instilled into the rookies on Thursday night during orientation was the team’s core values. “The biggest thing of yesterday’s message was …
The Philadelphia Eagles kicked off their rookie minicamp Friday at NovaCare Complex.
What coach Nick Sirianni instilled into the rookies on Thursday night during orientation was the team’s core values.
“The biggest thing of yesterday’s message was about our core values and how we live them,” Sirianni said. “What they are, why they are important and how we accomplish them. We went over connect, compete, accountability, football IQ and fundamentals yesterday, and today was setting the tone of how we practice. The details of how we practice, where to stand, how to go from period to period, how you treat the quarterback when you’re out there as a defensive player, what the requirement is of finishing.”
Here are four takeaways from Sirianni’s presser Friday.
