The Eagles have waived tight end Jack Stoll, the team announced on Tuesday afternoon.
Stoll was signed to the active roster on Sept. 24 after spending time on the practice squad earlier in the season.
In seven games with the team this year, Stoll had two catches for 10 yards. Stoll stepped up when tight end Dallas Goedert was out with a hamstring injury, playing 67, 57, and 39 percent of snaps in Goedert's three-game absence.
Stoll joined the Eagles' practice squad after being released by the Giants during the roster cutdown. The Aurora, Colorado, native has played in 57 games for Philadelphia since 2021, making 22 receptions for 193 yards.
The former Nebraska Cornhusker also spent time contributing on special teams during his time with the Eagles.
– Written by Liam Wichser
Veterans Day kicks off a series of festivities heading into Thursday's Salute to Service game against the Washington Commanders to honor members of our armed forces – a Gold Star Gamers night for families of fallen military heroes, a Military Movie Night in conjunction with Campbell's Soup and featuring the Travis Manion Foundation and the USO, and the Toyota Salute to Service Military Flag Football Game.
Nakobe Dean plays Madden at the Gold Star Gamers event on Veterans Day.
Fred Johnson and SWOOP engage in a friendly battle.
Thomas Booker is all smiles at the Gold Star Gamers event.
It was fun for both the players and the families at the Gold Star Gamers event.
The mission of Gold Star Gamers is to help kids who lost a military parent find hope and healing through competitive gaming.
Everyone in attendance signed this special custom jersey on Monday night.
A group photo on the field for everyone who participated in the Gold Star Gamers night.
SWOOP and Eagles Legend Jason Avant joined in on the fun at the Gold Star Gamers event.
Who else are you going to play with in Madden?
Fitting that SWOOP would get in a game of Mario Kart.
Military families were greeted by Eagles Cheerleaders for Military Movie Night at Lincoln Financial Field.
Families pose with SWOOP and the Eagles Cheerleaders on the field.
Once in a lifetime experiences.
What's a movie without popcorn?
To honor those families who have sacrificed for our country, the Eagles, in partnership with Campbell's Chunky, hosted a Military Movie Night at Lincoln Financial Field during Salute to Service Week, on Tuesday, November 12.
How often do you get to take a family photo at Lincoln Financial Field?
Autographed helmets from former and current players for families.
Inside Out 2 was enjoyed in the Tunnel Club at Lincoln Financial Field.
As a continuation of Salute to Service Week, the Eagles and Toyota teamed up with the United Service Organizations (USO) to host a flag football game at the NovaCare Complex for military members and their families on Tuesday, November 12.
Former Eagles wide receiver Jason Avant helped coach families.
A great night in the NovaCare indoor practice facility.
Game on!
Go deep!
Nothing like some flag football.
Jump ball!
Fun was had by all.
Lined up like the Birds!
