Mind-Blowing Move by the Eagles!
Discover the details about the Eagles' recent signings of 20 players on futures contracts.
The Philadelphia Eagles have finalized futures contracts for 20 players, consisting of 14 individuals who were part of the team this season and six new additions from outside the organization. Here’s a breakdown of the players:
Players already with the team:
1. RB Lew Nichols: A powerful running back from Central Michigan, showcasing impressive college stats.
2. WR Griffin Hebert: An undrafted rookie who joined the Eagles’ practice squad in December.
3. WR Joseph Ngata: Showed promise in training camp but spent the season on the practice squad.
4. C Lecitus Smith: A 2022 Cardinals sixth-round pick who started two games as a rookie.
5. OT Le’Raven Clark: A seasoned offensive tackle with 64 games and 18 starts since 2016.
6. OT Brett Toth: Tried at center during training camp, later starting a game for the Panthers in 2023.
7. DE Tarron Jackson: A sixth-round pick in 2021, failed to stand out in recent training camp.
8. DT Thomas Booker: A 2022 Texans fifth-round pick with rookie experience.
9. DT Noah Elliss: A sizable nose tackle who has faced injury challenges with the Eagles.
10. LB Brandon Smith: A 2022 Panthers fourth-round pick known for athleticism.
11. CB Mario Goodrich: Initially made the Eagles’ roster, later waived and brought back to the practice squad.
12. CB Tiawan Mullen: An undrafted rookie signed by the Chargers in 2023.
13. DB Mekhi Garner: Impressed in training camp, appeared in three games as a practice squad callup.
14. DB Tristin McCollum: Played three games for the Eagles due to injuries at safety.
New additions:
15. WR Shaquan Davis: A tall receiver at 6’5″, had a productive college career at South Carolina State.
16. WR Jacob Harris: Originally a tight end, a 2021 Rams fourth-round pick with limited NFL experience.
17. WR Austin Watkins: An undrafted free agent in 2021, displayed strong preseason performance with the Browns.
18. TE E.J. Jenkins: A 6’7″, 243-pound tight end, succeeding Tyree Jackson as the developmental tall tight end.
19. OG Jason Poe: A 6’1″, 300-pound guard, previously with the 49ers and Jets but never on a 53-man roster.
20. EDGE Terrell Lewis: A 2020 Rams third-round pick with a checkered recent history, released by three teams but an intriguing prospect with notable size and college success at Alabama.
