Tag: Kevin Foelsch

Eagles announce three practice squad moves ahead of Week 3 matchup vs. Saints

Eagles sign Caden Sterns and David Anenih and release Kevin Foelsch

The Eagles made three roster moves on Wednesday, including adding a pass rusher to the practice squad ahead of Sunday’s game in New Orleans.

Philadelphia signed Caden Sterns and outside linebacker David Anenih to the practice squad and released rookie tight end Kevin Foelsch from the practice squad.

Anenih, 24, entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2022 but has not appeared in a regular season game. He’s spent time with the Titans, Steelers, Falcons, and Cardinals.

This marks the fourth time Philadelphia has signed Sterns in just over a month, with the safety being cut after the last three signings.

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Eagles sign TE Kevin Foelsch to practice squad

Philadelphia Eagles sign TE Kevin Foelsch to practice squad ahead of Week 1 matchup vs. Green Bay Packers

The Philadelphia Eagles added more talent to the tight end room, signing Kevin Foelsch to the practice squad.

The team announced the move on Sunday.

Foelsch (6-4 250) originally signed with the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted rookie free agent out of the University of New Haven but signed with the Jets two weeks later. In his final season, Foelesch logged 73 receptions for 660 yards and 16 touchdowns in five seasons.

Foelsch is a Ramsey, New Jersey native who earned first-team All-Northeast-10 Conference honors in 2023 after hauling seven career-high touchdowns.

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Panthers waive 3 UDFAs after Saturday’s rookie minicamp outing

The Panthers parted ways with three undrafted free agents and four tryout players after Saturday’s rookie minicamp practice.

The Carolina Panthers parted ways with seven players after Saturday’s outing of rookie minicamp.

According to team reporter Kassidy Hill, the following undrafted free agents have been waived:

  • Tight end Kevin Foelsch (New Haven)
  • Outside linebacker Darius Hodges (Tulane)
  • Cornerback DeShawn Gaddie Jr. (Ole Miss)

Carolina also declined to sign any of the four tryout players they invited to the minicamp. Those players include quarterback Sean Chambers (Montana State), guard Greg Anderson (Monmouth), guard Justin Shaffer and kicker Rory Beggan—who spoke with reporters earlier this afternoon.

“I’ve been known as a kicker, a free-taker, back in Ireland in Gaelic football,” said Beggan, who got his chance through the NFL’s International Player Pathway Program. “I’m a goalkeeper, so a lot of my time is kicking a ball. So it’s transferred nicely over into this sport. I know there’s definitely improvements to be made, but I feel like I do belong in places like this.”

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