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He has been a steady presence, at at times a capable starter when Sanders is hurt.

Boston Scott- Scott returned on a 1-year deal.

But as long as he is here, he will start.

#Eagles roster free#

This may be his last year because he is set to be a free agent and may be too expensive for the Eagles.

Miles Sanders- Sanders will be the lead back for the Eagles.

I can’t see him making the roster, but he is probably worth stashing on the practice squad to see if he can become an NFL WR. The track star hasn’t played football in a few years, but he is very fast.

Devon Allen– Allen is an interesting off-season addition.

He is not untalented, but they have not found a way to bring out that talent, and it’s best for both sides if there is a split. Reagor has been a disaster of a first-round pick.

Jalen Reagor- Ok, you don’t need the word surprise for this one.

Ward may be on the outs come September unless the Eagles Keep 6 WRS. But it feels like they brought in Pascal to take over that role. He filled his role as a backup WR admirably.

Greg Ward Jr- Ward has been a steady presence on this roster for a couple of years.

It’s doubtful he would make an impact at WR, but he could make the roster to take Kick and Punt Returns. Covey excelled as a Return Specialist in college.

Britain Covey- It has been a while since the Eagles had even a decent punt returner.

He won’t make a huge impact but could fill a similar role to Greg Ward last year.

Zach Pascal- They brought Pascal in because Sirianni loves him, and he is a solid backup WR.

Being the 3rd Best WR on the team is a role that better suits him.

Quez Watkins- Watkins didn’t put up amazing numbers last year, but he was still impressive.

He is going to see a lot of single coverage. But on the whole, it will benefit him greatly.

Devonta Smith– The Brown trade may eat into his targets a bit.

AJ Brown- The Eagles used one of their first-round picks to acquire Brown, and then gave him a big extension.

I will also try to predict who will make the Practice Squad as well.

Complete with some surprising cuts, some unexpected players making the team, and some players who aren’t even on the team yet. I am going to try and predict who will make the final 53-man roster. But it is worth taking a look at what the final roster may look like. There is still a long time before those cuts need to happen. How many of the players in this UDFA class will make the final roster? Could the Eagles still add a CB or Safety? Will names like Jalen Reagor or Andre Dillard eventually be moved? And what under-the-radar players have a chance to win a job in camp? But further down the roster, there are some interesting questions.

We all know Jalen Hurts, Lane Johnson, and Darius Slay are going to be on the Eagles’ week 1. Who among them will make the final 53-man roster though?Ī lot of them are obvious locks. But for the most part, the players on the roster now will be the players who show up to training camp. There could still be some moves on the horizon.

Joe Bachie did manage to play pretty well in 2021 despite being a waiver pickup who not many people paid attention to initially.LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - APRIL 28: (L-R) Jordan Davis poses with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell onstage after being selected 13th by the Philadelphia Eagles during round one of the 2022 NFL Draft on Apin Las Vegas, Nevada. If he does make the roster, it’ll mostly be as a special teams contributor unless injuries pile up at linebacker. With Bachie’s special teams experience from a season ago and filling in whenever the defense needed him due to injuries to other players, he has a pretty good chance of getting back on the team in 2022. Pratt is for sure going to be one of the starters along with Logan Wilson while Bailey played well in his reserve role last year.īachie’s biggest competition when it comes to holding onto his third-string job will be UDFAs Carson Wells and Clarence Hicks as well as Keandre Jones. Our Lads currently has him as the third-string linebacker behind Germaine Pratt and Markus Bailey, which seems pretty accurate. The linebacker position is mostly the same as it was a season ago but that doesn’t mean that Bachie won’t have competition when it comes to getting back on the roster this year. Bengals Roster: What should fans expect from Joe Bachie in 2022? He appeared in nine games and totaled 30 tackles and one defended pass.īachie did see playing time on defense but he was mostly present on special teams appearing in 57% of the snaps to 27% of defensive snaps. Not only did Bachie stick with the team but he did see a pretty decent amount of playing time during his second year in the league and first in Cincinnati.