Eagles Make Bold Roster Move: Why WR Giles Jackson Could Be the Game-Changer After RB Tyrion Davis-Price’s Unexpected Exit

Every offseason has its own drama, and this weekend’s rookie minicamp was no different for the Eagles. Right after the fresh faces hit the field, Philly made a couple of swift moves to tighten up their roster. They brought Giles Jackson aboard—an undrafted wideout out of Washington with solid numbers and a unique Big Ten pedigree, kicking off at Michigan before wrapping up in Seattle. Meanwhile, running back Tyrion Davis-Price, who barely got his foot in the door last season after being a third-round pick with San Francisco, was shown the exit. These moves might seem small, but they’re the kind of strategic tweaks that can add up big during the season. Curious how this shakeup could play out? LEARN MORE.

The Eagles capped off this weekend’s rookie minicamp by making a couple of roster moves. Jackson went undrafted out of Washington this year. He had 135 catches for 1,414 yards and nine touchdowns in four seasons with the Huskies and he began his college time with a pair of seasons at Michigan, so he began and ended his collegiate run in the Big 10. They announced that they have signed wide receiver Giles Jackson to the 90-man roster. Running back Tyrion Davis-Price was waived in a corresponding transaction.Davis-Price was a 2022 third-round pick by the 49ers and he ran three times for seven yards in his only appearance for the Eagles last season.