Former Michigan State football CB Josiah Scott signed to Philadelphia Eagles’ practice squad

Former MSU CB Josiah Scott has been signed to the Philadelphia Eagles practice squad

Josiah Scott, a former Michigan State cornerback who had a solid collegiate career, has made himself a nice career in the NFL. Scott has spent four seasons between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Philadelphia Eagles giving solid production.

The Eagles cut Josiah Scott a few days ago but then signed him to their practice squad in order to keep another Spartan, Ben VanSumeren, to the active roster.

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Eagles waive CB Josiah Scott, freeing up a spot on the 53-man roster

The Philadelphia Eagles waived cornerback Josiah Scott and now have an open spot on the 53-man roster

The Eagles have an open roster spot after waiving cornerback Josiah Scott, and the team could be set to make several different moves.

Scott played four games this season, logging one solo tackle on 17 snaps, but he was inactive for Sunday’s overtime win over the Bills.

Philadelphia has already elevated undrafted rookie linebacker Ben VanSumeren three times for special teams purposes, so the team would need to give him a spot on the 53 to keep using him.

Free agent linebacker Shaquille Leonard is meeting with the team on Wednesday, and the roster spot could be used for him if he agrees to a deal.

The Eagles signed the cornerback to the active roster from the Pittsburgh Steelers’ practice squad on October 18, 2023.

Scott played in 29 games with the Eagles, making four starts, logging 38 tackles, eight pass deflections, two interceptions, and one sack.

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Former Michigan State football DB Josiah Scott signing with Philadelphia Eagles

Josiah Scott is returning to Philadelphia:

Josiah Scott was one of the last great defensive backs of the Mark Dantonio era at Michigan State. Following a three year career in East Lansing, Scott was selected in the fourth round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

After a year in Jacksonville, Scott spent two years with the Philadelphia Eagles before joining on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Now on the Steelers practice squad, it is reported by his agent that Scott will be signing with the Eagles active roster.

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Eagles sign CB Josiah Scott from the Steelers practice squad to their active roster

The Philadelphia #Eagles are signing CB Josiah Scott from the Steelers practice squad to their active roster ahead of ee

The Eagles are banged up at the slot cornerback spot, and with Bradley Roby likely to miss time, the team is signing cornerback Josiah Scott off the Steelers practice squad to their active roster.

He had his most productive season in the NFL in 2022 but was a 53-man roster cut during the summer, with Philadelphia choosing to roll with Zech McPhearson and Mario Goodrich.

Scott was cut by the Eagles and joined the Steelers practice squad.

Scott started his career with the Jacksonville Jaguars, who picked him in the fourth round of the 2020 draft, and he’ll now give DC Sean Desai some experience in the slot ahead of a matchup against the Dolphins.

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7 Eagles veterans in need of a strong training camp

We’re practices underway and Day 3 set for Sunday, we’re looking at seven Philadelphia Eagles veterans wno need to continue having a strong training camp

After about a month away from the facility, the Eagles will have completed two training camp practices ahead of their preseason debut against the Ravens.

Philadelphia is loaded at just about every position.

As the roster quickly goes from 90 players down to 53, we’ve identified several guys who are on the hot seat and need to proceed throughout camp with urgency.

With the roster now intact, here are seven veterans who need to continue having a strong training camp.

Taking an early look at the Eagles’ 2024 free agents

We’re taking an early look at 34 Philadelphia Eagles players that will be entering the final year of their contract during the 2023 NFL season

Philadelphia saw a mass exodus of talent during the initial wave of free agency, but Howie Roseman was able to offset the deficit with talent already on the roster.

Then the NFL’s top GM signed Rashaad Penny and Terrell Edmunds before drafting Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith with the team’s two first-round picks.

The Eagles have yet to play a regular-season game in 2023, but it’s never too soon for an early look at the key players entering the final year of their contracts.

Here’s an early look at the Eagles’ 2024 free agents for next offseason courtesy of Over The Cap.

38 Eagles who could be free agents at the end of 2023 NFL season

We’re taking an early look at 38 Philadelphia Eagles players that will be entering the final year of their contract during the 2023 NFL season

The Eagles just saw a mass exodus of talent during the initial wave of free agency, and the 2024 process offers an opportunity to reshape the roster significantly.

We’re taking an early look at Philadelphia’s pending free agents for next offseason, and the Birds currently have 38 players on expiring contracts.

The Eagles have yet to play a regular-season game in 2023, but it’s never too soon for an early look at the key players entering the final year of their contracts.

Philadelphia has 24 guys who could hit the open market, 8 ERFA, and 6 RFA’s who’ll be looking to return to the Eagles in some compacity.

Miles Sanders could be playing for his future with the team, while players like James Bradberry, Kyzir White, and Javon Hargrave will look for big paydays.

Here’s an early look at the Eagles’ 2024 free agents courtesy of Over The Cap.

PFF: Eagles’ biggest offseason need is depth at the cornerback position

PFF recently looked at the biggest offseason need for all 32 NFL teams and depth at cornerback was the biggest need for the Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles and 31 other teams around the league are diligently prepping for the NFL draft, and before that, NFL free agency.

Howie Roseman’s club has 18 pending free agents, and an All-Pro quarterback looking for a contract extension after finally earning franchise signal-caller status.

Philadelphia will have several needs entering the 2023 NFL season, but PFF believes cornerback depth is currently the most pressing concern.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES: CORNERBACK DEPTH
Signing James Bradberry for pennies on the dollar was one of the shrewdest moves the Eagles made last offseason. They were able to snare another team’s cap casualty and bring in an impact player for a bargain price.

They could tie Bradberry to a much more lucrative contract, but if they value his low cost, cornerback becomes an area of need. Bradberry allowed just 46.8% of the passes thrown into his coverage to be caught this season for a passer rating of 51.4.

Philadelphia still has Darius Slay under contract, along with Avonte Maddox as starters heading into the offseason and free agency.

The Eagles also have Mario Goodrich, Josh Jobe, Zech McPhearson, and Josiah Scott on the current roster.

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4 former Jaguars playing in Super Bowl LVII

Both backup quarterbacks in Super Bowl LVII were once starters for the Jaguars.

The Jacksonville Jaguars came up two wins short from their first trip to the Super Bowl, instead losing in the Divisional Round to the Kansas City Chiefs.

While expectations for the franchise are suddenly sky high, Jaguars fans will have to settle for another year of watching two different teams play for the Lombardi Trophy.

But when the Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles meet in Glendale, Ariz. on Sunday, there will be a few familiar faces on the field.

Here are the four former Jaguars set to play in Super Bowl LVII:

What the Eagles are saying after advancing to NFC Championship game with 38-7 win over Giants

Here’s what the Philadelphia Eagles are saying after a dominant 38-7 win over the New York Giants in the divisional round

The Eagles are set to host the NFC Championship game after a 38-7 win over the New York Giants in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.

All-Pro quarterback Jalen Hurts was 16-24 passing for 154 yards and two passing touchdowns, while the third-year star also logged 9 carries for 34 yards and a rushing touchdown as well.

Philadelphia rushed for 268 yards on the ground as offensive coordinator Shane Steichen got back to his superb run-pass ratio on Saturday night, as the Birds ran 69 total plays, 44 of those plays coming on the ground.

With preparation for the NFC title matchup set to begin, here’s what the Eagles are saying after Saturday’s win.