The Eagles announced changes to their roster on Tuesday afternoon.
The team signed wide receiver Danny Gray and defensive back A.J. Woods to their practice squad. To make room for the two, the Eagles have released wide receiver Griffin Hebert and linebacker Brandon Smith. Also, the Rams signed rookie offensive lineman Dylan McMahon from the Eagles' practice squad to their active roster.
Gray was drafted in the third round of the 2022 draft by the 49ers. The former SMU Mustang appeared in 13 games for the team over two seasons. At 6-foot-2, Gray will provide good size in the wide receivers room. During his senior season for SMU, Gray led the team in receiving yards with 803 and 9 touchdowns. He was invited to the NFL Combine, the Reese's Senior Bowl, and was named First-Team All-AAC.
Woods was an undrafted rookie free agent who spent time with the Commanders during Training Camp. During his senior season at Pittsburgh, Woods played in 12 games, tallying 30 tackles, two sacks, and an interception.
Smith spent most of the 2023 season on the Eagles' practice squad and was elevated twice for Week 15 against the Giants and Week 16 against the Cardinals, where he recorded one tackle in 31 special teams snaps.
Hebert was signed to the Eagles' practice squad in Week 16 of 2023 and spent part of Training Camp with the team before being signed to the practice squad. – Written by Liam Wichser
The Eagles defeated the Packers 34-29 in the NFL's first-ever game played in South America on September 6. Check out some of the best photos from the special night in São Paolo, Brazil.
QB1 taking the field.
All eyes on the Birds.
The first of Saquon Barkley's 3 touchdowns in Brazil.
First down Eagles, courtesy of Jordan Mailata.
Zack Baun shined on defense with 11 tackles and 2 sacks – including the game-ending sack on the final play.
Dance party after Reed Blankenship's interception.
Big Play Slay
DeVonta Smith
Jalen Hurts
Saquon Barkley
A.J. Brown
Kenneth Gainwell
The black helmets shined under the lights.
Reed Blankenship (left) and Zack Baun (right)
Nolan Smith
Lane Johnson (left), Mekhi Becton (middle) Cam Jurgens (right)
Reed Blankenship
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Jahan Dotson appeared in his first game as an Eagle.
A.J. Brown had 5 catches for 119 yards, including a 67-yard touchdown catch and run.
Zack Baun
Jake Elliott field goal
Nick Sirianni (left) and Dom DiSandro (right) celebrating the victory with fans in Brazil.
Saquon Barkley rushed for 109 yards and 2 touchdowns on the ground.
That 1-0 feeling.
