
The Eagles are under 12 hours away from kicking off the home opener on ABC against the Minnesota Vikings.
The Birds are a slight favorite and will look to start the season 2-0 with a matchup against Carson Wentz looming in Week 3.
Jalen Hurts will look to cement his status and a new contract this season, while Jonathan Gannon’s retooled defense will look to rebound from a shaky start against the Lions.
With the team settled in and prepared, here’s an updated look at the 53-man roster with news and notes.
#1 QB Jalen Hurts

Hurts will look for another strong showing with a matchup against Carson Wentz and the Commanders looming in Week 3.
#2 CB Darius Slay

Slay has a tremendous matchup against Justin Jefferson on Monday night, and Jalen Reagor also returns.
#3 WR Zach Pascal

#4 K Jake Elliott

#6 WR DeVonta Smith

Smith will look to rebound after being held without a catch in the season opener.
#7 LB Haason Reddick

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Reddick will look to bounce back after a lackluster debut in Detroit.
#8 P Arryn Sippos

The former Auburn punter had a solid preseason and will look to improve on his 2021 season.
#10 QB Gardner Minshew

The veteran quarterback is in the final year of his rookie deal and gives Philadelphia one of the best insurance policies in football.
#11 WR A.J. Brown

Brown was dynamic in his debut, logging 10 catches for 155 yards.
#14 RB Kenneth Gainwell

The second-year running back is a dual-threat and impact player in the red zone.
#16 WR Quez Watkins

The third wide receiver on the depth chart, Watkins was held without a target on Sunday in Detroit and will look to rebound.
#17 LB Nakobe Dean

The former Georgia All-American linebacker logged three snaps in Week 1.
#19 QB Ian Book

Book is the third quarterback on the roster and unlikely to be active after being claimed off waivers from New Orleans at the roster deadline.
#22 S Marcus Epps

#23 S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson

#24 CB James Bradberry

Bradberry made his presence felt in the season opener, returning an interception for a touchdown.
#26 RB Miles Sanders

Sanders got off to a strong start, logging 96 yards and his first touchdown since 2020 in Philadelphia’s win at Detroit.
#27 CB Zech McPhearson

McPhearson is the reigning NFC Special Teams Player of the Week.
#28 CB Josh Jobe

#29 CB Avonte Maddox

Maddox will look to rebound from a poor showing in the season opener.
#32: S Reed Blankenship

Blankenship was listed as inactive for Week 1.
#33 CB Josiah Scott

Scott made Philadelphia’s 53-man roster and could see time at safety and Slot cornerback.
#34 RB Trey Sermon

The hard-running Sermon could be listed as inactive again after being claimed off waivers.
#35 RB Boston Scott

Scott was among the 4 Eagles to score a rushing touchdown.
#42 S K'Von Wallace

#43 LB Kyzir White

The athletic linebacker offers dynamic playmaking ability for an Eagles defense lacking such a presence at the position.
#45 LS Rick Lovato

#48 LB Patrick Johnson

#51 C Cam Jurgens

#54 LB Shaun Bradley

#55 DE Brandon Graham

#56 OL Isaac Seumalo

#57 LB T.J. Edwards

Edwards was among the best players on the defense this summer, and he’ll bring his usual physicality, along with improved athleticism.
#58 LB Kyron Johnson

#59: DE Janarius Robinson

An athletic pass rusher out of Florida State, Robinson was signed off the Vikings practice squad.
#61 OL Josh Sills

#62 C Jason Kelce

#63 OL Jack Driscoll

#65 LT Lane Johnson

#68 LT Jordan Mailata

#69 OL Landon Dickerson

#75 DE Tarron Jackson

The second-year pass rusher is a player to watch in specific packages after Derek Barnett’s ACL injury.
#78 OL Sua Opeta

#81 TE Grant Calcaterra

#88 TE Dallas Goedert

#89 TE Jack Stoll

#90 DT Jordan Davis

Davis will look for an increase in snaps against Minnesota.
#91 DT Fletcher Cox

#93 DT Milton Williams

#94 DE Josh Sweat

#95 DT Marlon Tuipulotu

#97 DT Javon Hargrave
