Eagles roster updates and practice squad tracker

The Philadelphia Eagles officially trimmed their roster to the 53-man limit on Saturday but that doesn’t mean the team is done making changes. The Eagles may release players and sign others before their Week 1 game against Washington.

Sunday’s action involves the NFL waiver wire and the formation of a 10-man practice squad. The Eagles rank 25th in the NFL waiver wire order so Howie Roseman will have to hope the 24 teams ahead of them don’t want a player so that the Eagles’ claim can be successful. The waiver period ends at 12:00 PM ET today.

As far as the practice squad is concerned, read this FAQ for more information on salary, eligibility, rules, etc. Teams can officially begin forming practice squads starting after 1:00 PM ET.

Keep track of the Eagles roster moves below. Check back often for the latest news and updates.

EAGLES PRACTICE SQUAD MEMBERS

QB Kyle Lauletta

RB Boston Scott

WR Marcus Green

WR Greg Ward

TE Joshua Perkins

TE Alex Ellis

OG Sua Opeta

DT Bruce Hector

LB Alex Singleton

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CUTS, WAIVER CLAIMS, PRACTICE SQUAD NEWS, NFL UPDATES

[4:30 PM ET] - *** OFFICIAL: EAGLES SIGN NINE PLAYERS TO THEIR PRACTICE SQUAD ***

[2:56 PM ET] - The Jets are reportedly signing Eagles 2018 leading rusher Josh Adams to their practice squad. Joe Douglas connection. (Source: ESPN)

[2:25 PM ET] - The Eagles are reportedly keeping Alex Ellis around on the practice squad. Philly still only has two tight ends on their 53-man roster. (Source: NJ.com)

[2:23 PM ET] - The Cowboys are reportedly signing Clayton Thorson to their practice squad. Huh. Lots of NFC East incest today with Smallwood to Washington, Lauletta to Philly, and now Thorson to Dallas. (Source: Dallas Morning News)

[2:21 PM ET] - The Eagles are reportedly signing Alex Singleton to their practice squad! Good to see him stick around after he talked about possibly going back to the CFL. Maybe the Eagles are paying him roster money. (Source: NJ.com)

[2:12 PM ET] - Former Vikings cornerback Craig James is reportedly set to work out for the Eagles. Philly could’ve claimed James on waivers if they wanted him on the roster ... so maybe he’s in consideration for the practice squad? Or the Eagles just wanted to do more homework on him before adding him to the roster? (Source: St. Paul Pioneer Press)

[2:11 PM ET] - The Eagles are reportedly signing Sua Opeta to their practice squad. More OL depth. (Source: Adam Caplan)

[1:42 PM ET] - The Eagles are reportedly signing Falcons 2019 sixth-round pick Marcus Green to their practice squad. The 5-8, 191 pound Green is a wide receiver/kick returner type who also logged 51 college rushing attempts. Gadget guy. (Source: NJ.com)

[1:12 PM ET] - The Eagles are reportedly bringing Boston Scott back to the practice squad. Looks like the Eagles will be going with him over Adams. (Source: NJ.com)

[1:09 PM ET] - The Eagles are reportedly signing 2018 New York Giants fourth-round pick Kyle Lauletta to their practice squad. So it looks like the Eagles are already giving up on Clayton Thorson. Great pick! (Source: Mike McCartney)

[12:58 PM ET] - Josh Adams, Treyvon Hester, and Greg Ward are notably among former Eagles players who did not get picked up on waivers. Surprised that Hester didn’t get claimed. Maybe they’ll be back on the practice squad? (Source: NFL Network and Adam Caplan)

[12:45 PM ET] - Wendell Smallwood is no longer on the Eagles but he’s not leaving the NFC East. Washington — whom the Eagles host in Week 1 — claimed Smallwood. (Source: ESPN)

[12:11 PM ET] - The Cardinals — who rank No. 1 in the waiver wire order — claimed Eagles undrafted rookie free agent offensive tackle Brett Toth. So, the former Army blocker won’t be joining Philly’s practice squad. Kinda surprising the Cardinals would use a roster spot on him. (Source: ESPN)

[10:02 AM ET] - The Saints are trading for former Eagles linebacker Kiko Alonso. (Source: NFL Network)

[10:00 AM ET] - While we wait for some real updates, make sure to check out these links: The Eagles’ first (unofficial) depth chart | Howie Roseman explains how the Eagles settled on their 53-man roster | Eagles roster analysis: Position-by-position breakdown following cut down to 53 players.

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