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Eagles make five more roster moves

Sep 04, 2020 at 04:31 PM

Chris McPherson

The Eagles announced the following five roster moves on Friday afternoon. The roster currently stands at 63 players. The Eagles must get to the 53-player limit by Saturday at 4 PM.

The Eagles waived the following players:

• DB Michael Jacquet

• DE Matt Leo (Note: Leo is an international practice squad exemption for the 2020 season and will not count against the 16-player limit.)

• TE Caleb Wilson

The Eagles released the following veteran players:

• DT T.Y. McGill

• DB Trevor Williams

These moves come after the 13 made on Thursday.

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