Eagles reshape defensive depth chart as roster listings shift
Jalen Carter moves to the top nose tackle spot, Byron Young takes the lead at left defensive end and Arnold Ebiketie joins Philadelphia’s team listing.
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New York erased a halftime deficit to improve to 5-2-1, while Philadelphia took its third straight loss.
Read the story →Jalen Carter moves to the top nose tackle spot, Byron Young takes the lead at left defensive end and Arnold Ebiketie joins Philadelphia’s team listing.
Carter carried an Out designation with an abdomen injury after missing practice on November 6.
Philadelphia’s second-listed left cornerback was inactive against the Giants after missing practice Nov. 6.
Philadelphia’s first-listed right inside linebacker was designated Out after missing practice with a hamstring injury.
The Eagles receiver carried an Out designation for the Giants matchup and did not practice on November 6.
The Eagles receiver carried an Out designation and did not participate in practice on November 6.
Philadelphia’s top-listed punt returner carried an Out designation for Week 9 and did not participate in the November 6 practice.
Byron Young takes the top left defensive end position, while Lane Johnson, Cole Wisniewski and Jake Majors move to ACT status.
Tanner McKee sits second at quarterback, while Markel Bell heads the right tackle group on Philadelphia’s 2026 Week 10 chart.
Philadelphia has six players inactive, including three wide receivers. Tanner McKee is active with a questionable designation.
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