Eagles' 90-man roster by jersey number for preseason game vs. the Browns
Philadelphia has moved past Super Bowl 59 and is focused on the 2025 NFL regular season. The Eagles had an average two days of joint practice with the Browns this week, and will sit their starters on Saturday afternoon in a must-watch second preseason game.
Roster battles will continue to be played out at the third quarterback spot, fourth wide receiver spot, and No. 2 cornerback spot opposite Quinyon Mitchell.
With pregame activities fast approaching, here's an overview of the Philadelphia Eagles' 90-man roster by jersey number for the second preseason game.
QB --4
Jalen Hurts #1
Tanner McKee #16
Dorian Thompson-Robinson #14
Kyle McCord- Drafted Rookie #19
McCord is the sixth-round draft pick, but it's been Dorian Thompson-Robinson who's performed the best as the third quarterback.
RB --6
Saquon Barkley #26
A.J. Dillon #29
Will Shipley #28
Keilan Robinson #35
ShunDerrick Powell (undrafted rookie) #39
Montrell Johnson Jr. (undrafted rookie) #34
Philadelphia added two undrafted rookies in Montrell Johnson Jr. (Florida) and ShunDerrick Powell (Central Arkansas).
Powell shone in the opener, while Johnson Jr. will look to make his presence felt after missing the opener with a hamstring injury.
FB -1
Ben VanSumeren #43
The former Michigan State linebacker is a special-teams standout who will transition full-time to the fullback position.
WR --12
A.J. Brown #11
Elijah Cooks #86
Jahan Dotson #2
Ife Adeyi #49 (undrafted rookie)
Terrace Marshall Jr. #46
Ainias Smith #82
DeVonta Smith #6
Johnny Wilson #89
Avery Williams #18
Darius Cooper (undrafted rookie) #42
Taylor Morin (undrafted rookie) #45
Giles Jackson (Tryout) #41
The top three spots are set, and undrafted rookie Darius Cooper has claimed the fourth wide receiver spot. Elijah Cooks will look to regain his confidence, while Terrace Marshall needs a standout performance.
TE --7
Dallas Goedert #88
Grant Calcaterra #81
Kylen Granson #83
Harrison Bryant #85
EJ Jenkins #84
Nick Muse #87
Cameron Latu #49
Kylen Granson is the leading candidate to earn the third tight end role.
OL --16
Jordan Mailata #68
Landon Dickerson #69
Cam Jurgens #51
Kenyon Green #76
Lane Johnson #65
Tyler Steen #56
Brett Toth #64
Darian Kinnard #72
Laekin Vakalahi -Roster Exempt #67
Kendall Lamm #74
Trevor Keegan #77
Matt Pryor #79
Drew Kendall- Drafted Rookie #66
Myles Hinton-Drafted Rookie #78
Cameron Williams- Drafted Rookie #73
Hollin Pierce- (Undrafted rookie) #63
Brett Toth is the first guy up with Landon Dickerson injured, while several veterans will look to make their case on Saturday.
DT -- 8
Byron Young #94
Moro Ojomo #97
Gabe Hall #96
Jordan Davis #90
Jalen Carter #98
Ty Robinson -Drafted Rookie #95
Jacob Sykes #93
Joe Evans #61
Justin Rogers #75
Edge Rusher -8
Ogbonnia Okoronkwo #50
Jalyx Hunt #58
Patrick Johnson #48
Azeez Ojulari #13
Nolan Smith Jr. #3
Josh Uche #0
Ochaun Mathis #45
Antwaun Powell-Ryland Jr. -Drafted Rookie #52
Josh Uche and Azeez Ojulari are competing for the third edge rusher role, while Powell Ryland Jr. needs a standout performance.
LB -- 6
Zack Baun #53
Nakobe Dean #17 (PUP list)
Dallas Gant #57
Jeremiah Trotter Jr. #54
Jihaad Campbell-Drafted Rookie #30
Smael Mondon Jr. -Drafted Rookie #42
Lance Dixon - (undrafted rookie) #41
CB -- 11
A.J. Woods #39
Quinyon Mitchell #27
Cooper DeJean #33
Tariq Castro-Fields #46
Kelee Ringo #7
Eli Ricks #23
Parry Nickerson #34
Adoree' Jackson #8
Mac McWilliams -- Drafted Rookie #22
Brandon Johnson -(Undrafted rookie) #35
Jakorian Bennett #49
Saturday will see every cornerback not named Quinyon Mitchell or Cooper DeJean in uniform.
S -- 7
Lewis Cine #38
Reed Blankenship #32
Andre Sam #31
Tristin McCollum #36
Sydney Brown #21
Andrew Mukuba- (Unsigned Rookie) #24
Maxen Hook -(Undrafted rookie) #37
Specialist --3
Jake Elliott #4
Braden Mann #10
Charley Hughlett #47
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