Eagles Place CB Jakorian Bennett, Wr Darius Cooper and Olb Nolan Smith on the injured reserve, add three players to the list
The Eagles have made a wave of alignment movements, placing the Jakorian Bennett corner half, the wide receiver Darius Cooper and the outside secondary Nolan Smith on the injured reserve. They signed security Marcus Epps, the winger tight Cameron Latu and the Cornerback Parry Nickerson on the active list of 53 men.
Philadelphia also added the secondary launched Dixon, the defensive back Eli Ricks and the wide quez Watkins receiver to the training team.
From the edge, Smith has eight pressure this season, according to Pro Football Focus. The choice of the first round in 2023 broke out last year with 6.5 bags in the regular season and a franchise record four in the playoffs.
The Eagles acquired Bennett during the training camp in a business with the Raiders of Las Vegas, and he played 24 defensive shots this season, including 12 in week 3. Cooper, which has made the list of Eagles as a free non -drained agent, left the Sunday match with a shoulder injury.
EPPS, Latu and Nickerson all spent the season in the Eagles training team. EPPS, which was released by the patriots on the day of the list reduction, was raised for the first three games and was to be on the list of 53 men to adapt again for the Eagles.
Latu made his debut in the NFL in week 2 against the chiefs and was also raised last week. With Ben Vansumeren in the injured reserve, LATU replaced the rear of the team.
Nickerson played 30 career games in the NFL for five different teams. His most recent action in the regular season intervened in 2023 with the Dolphins, where he was trained by Vic Fangio.
The Eagles bring Dixon, Ricks and Watkins, all who spent time in Philadelphia. Dixon, which is not drafted from Toledo, was canceled by the Eagles on the day of the list cut. Ricks was on the list of Eagles 53 years in the past two seasons and has had several stays in the Philadelphia training team this year.
Watkins was drafted by the Eagles during the sixth round in 2020. He played four seasons in Philadelphia, including the publication of a career summit of 647 yards in 2021. – Written by Matt Ryan
