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We’re looking at ten players on the Philadelphia Eagles roster who could have bigger roles in 2024
The 2024 NFL offseason is officially underway after the Chiefs’ 25-22 win over the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII from Las Vegas.
The league will take the next month to catch its breath, but the slowdown won’t last long, as potential free agents will face the franchise tag, and all 32 teams will head to Indianapolis for the NFL Scouting Combine at the end of February.
With the Bears now on the clock, we’re looking at ten Philadelphia Eagles who see an increased role in 2024.
The Philadelphia Eagles officially announced the signing 20 players to reserve/futures deals ahead of the 2024 NFL offseason and free agency
The Eagles are looking towards significant changes at every level of the organization after a 32-9 loss to the Buccaneers in the wild-card round.
Owner Jeffrey Lurie will likely keep head coach Nick Sirianni.
A Wednesday press conference will be centered around the offensive and defensive coordinators and a roster severely in flux.
All eyes in Philadelphia will now turn towards the Senior Bowl and the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis before the official start of the new league year and the free agent bonanza.
We've signed the following players to Reserve/Future contracts:
DT Thomas Booker
T Le'Raven Clark
WR Shaquan Davis
DT Noah Elliss
DB Mekhi Garner
DB Mario Goodrich
WR Jacob Harris
WR Griffin Hebert
DE Tarron Jackson
TE E.J. Jenkins
LB Terrell Lewis
DB Tristin McCollum
DB Tiawan… pic.twitter.com/TdJGByTyVS— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 22, 2024
Philadelphia currently has 20 pending free agents and 38 players on the roster under contract, and these 20 players just signed reserve/futures deals courtesy of the team’s official website.
The Philadelphia Eagles signed 20 players to reserve/futures deals ahead of the 2024 NFL offseason and free agency
The Eagles are out of the playoffs and looking towards significant changes at every level of the organization after a 32-9 loss to the Buccaneers in the wild-card round.
Owner Jeffrey Lurie will likely keep head coach Nick Sirianni.
Still, Friday discussions and decisions will be centered around the offensive and defensive coordinators and a roster severely in flux.
All eyes in Philadelphia will now turn towards the Senior Bowl and the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis before the official start of the new league year and the free agent bonanza.
Philadelphia currently has 20 pending free agents and 38 players on the roster under contract, and these 20 players just signed reserve/futures deals courtesy of NFL Communications.
#Eagles elevate DB Tristin McCollum, punter Braden Mann from practice squad for Week 4
The Eagles are elevating punter Braden Mann and defensive back Tristin McCollum from the practice squad for the Week 4 game against the Washington Commanders.
We've elevated DB Tristin McCollum and P Braden Mann from the Practice Squad for tomorrow's game. pic.twitter.com/5rQ876S3Gn
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) September 30, 2023
The moves could signal Justin Evans still being a week away from being ready after suffering a neck injury in the win over Tampa.
Looking to add more talent to the roster for years to come, the Philadelphia Eagles have signed defensive back Tristan McCollum to a Reserve/Future contract
Eagles have signed DB Tristin McCollum to a Reserve/Future contract. pic.twitter.com/x5wgKil4FE
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 18, 2023
Looking to add more talent in the secondary at multiple positions, the Philadelphia Eagles have signed defensive back Tristin McCollum to a reserve/futures deal.
McCollum went undrafted out of Sam Houston State, and at 6’1″, 198 pounds, he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.48 seconds during his Pro Day.
McCollum’s twin brother Zyon just finished his rookie season with the Buccaneers.
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The Houston Texans placed three players on the physically unable to perform list a day before the first training camp practice.
The Houston Texans have added players to the physically unable to perform list to start training camp.
The Texans have their first practice July 28 at Houston Methodist Training Center.
The three players on the PUP list are defensive end Jordan Jenkins, defensive back Tristin McCollum, and fifth-round tight end Teagan Quitoriano.
According to Aaron Wilson from the Pro Football Network, the Texans placed Jenkins on the PUP list due to an ankle injury. The former New York Jets 2016 third-round pick is not expected to stay on the PUP list very long.
