Eagles begin 53-man roster cuts ahead of NFL deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 29, 2026, 10:42 AM
Last updated Aug 29, 2026

The Philadelphia Eagles are in the process of reducing their roster from 90 players to 53 by the NFL's deadline on August 30. As of August 29, roster cuts have started, with potential trades being considered, particularly involving backup quarterbacks Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton, as well as linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr. The team has completed training camp and joint practices against the Patriots. Evaluations from preseason games are also influencing roster decisions, which may include keeping players like Uar Bernard and Joshua Weru from the International Player Pathway program, potentially affecting veteran players such as wide receiver Elijah Moore.
- •Eagles face a deadline to trim roster to 53 players by August 30.
- •Cuts began on August 29, with trades under consideration.
- •Key players in potential trades include Tanner McKee and Jeremiah Trotter Jr.
- •Training camp and preseason evaluations inform the roster decisions.
- •International Player Pathway signings may impact veteran players' standings.
- 10:42 AMYahoo Sports — Eagles cut tracker, latest moves as NFL trims to 53-man roster
"See the Eagles' latest moves as NFL roster cuts continue ahead of Sunday's deadline.
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