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Eagles sign 13 to practice squad, with Bernard back and Weru staying in the fold
philadelphia-eagles-news12 days ago

Eagles sign 13 to practice squad, with Bernard back and Weru staying in the fold

The Philadelphia Eagles announced 13 players on their practice squad, including the return of Uar Bernard and the retention of Joshua Weru, along with other depth pieces (Chance Campbell, Britain Covey, Gabe Hall, Keyshawn James-Newby, Jake Majors, John Ojukwu, Dameon Pierce, Maximus Pulley, Mason Reiger, Carson Steele, Cole Wisniewski). Several draft/undrafted players were not kept on the 53-man roster as teams claimed others on waivers, and Bernard may use an international exemption slot. Weru flashed potential in camp and is viewed as a developing add for the near future.

Eagles' 2026 Draft: Youth, Traits, and a Bold Long-Term Rebuild
sports4 months ago

Eagles' 2026 Draft: Youth, Traits, and a Bold Long-Term Rebuild

Philadelphia used eight picks (plus a notable trade) to emphasize long-term upside over immediate help, led by Makai Lemon in Round 1 as a productive USC slot receiver with limited size, and followed by athletic tight end Eli Stowers, massive OT Markel Bell, and QB Cole Payton as a late-round developmental project. A trade brought Jonathan Greenard to upgrade the pass rush, with later picks including Micah Morris (OL), Cole Wisniewski (S), Uar Bernard (iDL) and Keyshawn James-Newby (EDGE) aiming for future depth and versatility. The class is execution-focused on youth and trait development rather than immediate impact, resulting in a final grade of B+.

Eagles pick Nigerian-born Uar Bernard at No. 251 in 2026 Draft
sports4 months ago

Eagles pick Nigerian-born Uar Bernard at No. 251 in 2026 Draft

The Philadelphia Eagles drafted defensive tackle Uar Bernard with the 251st overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Bernard, who hails from Nigeria and had not played organized football, is a 6-foot-4, 306-pound athlete who posted a 4.63-second 40-yard dash and a 39-inch vertical at showcases, and joins the Eagles via the NFL’s International Player Pathway program as a project for development under the team's coaching staff.