Breaking: Eagles Shake Up Roster, Including Big-Name Off-season Acquisition
The Philadelphia Eagles have entered the home stretch. Now that they have set a franchise record for consecutive regular-season wins, questions are being asked about whether they can push their streak to 13 games.
We can think about that, but they can’t. Their modus operandi must remain what it has always been. One game at a time… Don’t look too far behind them or too far ahead.
That means this week has a singular focus, beating the Washington Commanders. If they do that, they win the NFC East and come one step closer to clinching, at minimum, the second seed in the NFC Playoffs. We’d rather see them take the top seed in the conference though.
Eagles announce two roster moves on Wednesday with their Week 16 game approaching.
Good news has come on the injury front. Bryce Huff was one of the Eagles’ high-dollar offseason acquisitions. He has started five of the ten games he has appeared in. That has yielded ten total tackles and 2.5 sacks, but he has been on the injured reserve list since November 22nd.
Christmas has come early for Huff. On Wednesday, December 18th, they announced they were opening a 21-day practice window for him. They now have until December 8th to elevate him back to the roster. If not, he returns to the IR for the remainder of the season.
The Birds have also reacquired Kevin Foelsch. He was claimed off waivers during training camp. He was released during the final roster cutdown and was added to the practice squad afterward. He has been released a couple of times, but the Birds like to call guys they already know when they need bodies to fill in.
This will be Foelsch’s third stint on the scout team.
