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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.
We’re looking at the Philadelphia Eagles’ undrafted free agents with the best chance to make the 53-man roster.
The Eagles signed nine undrafted free agents after selecting seven players in the 2023 NFL draft last weekend.
Philadelphia added two offensive tackles, two wide receivers, two cornerbacks, one linebacker, a punter, and a tight end.
Howie Roseman has built a stacked roster with few holes, but there’s always room for more depth, and a potential contributor or under-the-radar starter.
With Phase Two of the offseason workout program starting on Monday, here’s a look at the undrafted free agents with the best chance to make a 53-man roster.
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 offering analysis and observation for 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.
Philadelphia officially welcomed seven new members to their roster with their 2023 NFL draft class, and the wealth of young talent signed to the training camp roster won’t be reduced to just that group of players.
One week after the draft, the team announced the signings of 9 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.
We've signed 9 undrafted free agents. #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/n0MwzVxLRF
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 5, 2023
Philadelphia led all teams with $1.8 million spent the previous year in post-draft contracts, and Howie Roseman is one of the biggest spenders after the draft annually.
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’s a breakdown and analysis of the nine undrafted free agents.
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.
Eagles revealed jersey numbers for nine undrafted free agents, and Jadon Haselwood will be the first player on the Eagles to wear No. 87 since Brent Celek retired
The 2023 NFL draft has concluded, but the Eagles are just getting started with filling their 90-man roster for this summer’s intense training camp sessions.
Howie Roseman has been open about previous undrafted free agent classes, with several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.
Philadelphia officially welcomed seven new members to their roster with their 2023 NFL draft class, and the wealth of young talent signed to the training camp roster won’t be reduced to just that group of players.
One week after the draft, the team announced the signings of 9 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.
We've signed 9 undrafted free agents. #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/n0MwzVxLRF
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 5, 2023
We reported last week that Philadelphia led all teams with $1.8 million spent in the previous year in post-draft contracts, and Howie Roseman annually is known as one being the biggest spenders after the draft.
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.
The seven-player draft class, nine-player UDFA class and a host of guys invited for a tryout have arrived at the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 rookie minicamp
While the veterans are working in the weight room and completing Phase 2 of offseason workouts, the seven-player draft class, nine-player UDFA class, and a host of guys invited for a tryout have arrived at the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 rookie minicamp.
First day of school#FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/gqbjLinXPS
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 5, 2023
No. 9 overall pick Jalen Carter looked to be the first player arriving, while a new wave of Eagles contributors will look to help continue a gold-standard culture.
All eyes will be on Carter, Nolan Smith, Kelee Ringo, Sydney Brown, Eli Ricks (UDFA), and others.
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Ahead of Friday and Saturday’s rookie minicamp, the Philadelphia Eagles just announced their nine-man undrafted free-agent class
The 2023 NFL draft has concluded, but the Eagles are just getting started with filling their 90-man roster for this summer’s intense training camp sessions.
Howie Roseman has been open about previous undrafted free agent classes, with several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.
Philadelphia officially welcomed seven new members to their roster with their 2023 NFL draft class, and the wealth of young talent signed to the training camp roster won’t be reduced to just that group of players.
One week after the draft, the team announced the signings of 9 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.
We've signed 9 undrafted free agents. #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/n0MwzVxLRF
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 5, 2023
We reported last week that Philadelphia led all teams with $1.8 million spent in the previous year in post-draft contracts, and Howie Roseman annually is known as one being the biggest spenders after the draft.
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.
With the 2023 NFL draft coming to a close, we’re tracking the list of undrafted rookie free agents signing deals with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The 2023 NFL draft has concluded, but the Eagles are just getting started with filling their 90-man roster for this summer’s intense training camp sessions.
Howie Roseman has been open about previous undrafted free agent classes, with several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.
The Eagles were left with five picks in the 2022 NFL draft after two night one trades that netted A.J. Brown and the selection of Jordan Davis.
Philadelphia officially welcomed five new members to their roster with their 2022 NFL draft class, and the wealth of young talent signed to the training camp roster wasn’t reduced to just that group of players.
One week after the draft, the team announced the signings of 12 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.
Four eventually found their way onto the 53-man roster at some point.
We reported last week that Philadelphia led all teams with $1.8 million spent in the previous year in post-draft contracts, and Howie Roseman annually is known as one being the biggest spenders after the draft.
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.
Check back for the up-to-the-minute signings and news.
