Eagles RB Will Shipley faces roster uncertainty in training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 1:16 AM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Philadelphia Eagles running back Will Shipley finds himself on the 'roster bubble' as the team progresses through training camp. Despite being a third-year player, Shipley's performance has not stood out, evidenced by a recent drop on a schemed play. Competing for a spot against Dameon Pierce and Elijah Mitchell, Shipley's previous experience as a kick returner and his role during the Eagles' Super Bowl run could influence his prospects. As the preseason approaches, Shipley's status remains uncertain, with the team's 53-man roster looming.
- •Shipley is on the roster bubble entering training camp.
- •He struggled last season and has not impressed so far this year.
- •Dameon Pierce and Elijah Mitchell are pushing for the RB3 spot.
- •Shipley had a notable impact during the Eagles' Super Bowl run.
- •The Eagles need options for kick returner, where Shipley excels.
- 1:16 AMYahoo Sports — Talented Eagles RB on ‘Roster Bubble’ in Training Camp
"Philly Voice's Jimmy Kempski believes Philadelphia Eagles 3rd-year running back Will Shipley is on the "roster bubble" in training camp. The post Talented Eagles RB on ‘Roster Bubble’ in Training Camp appeared first on HEAVY.
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