Eagles Claim OL Willie Lampkin, Sign WR Britain Covey

The Philadelphia Eagles have made several roster moves including claiming undrafted interior offensive lineman Willie Lampkin IV off waivers from the Los Angeles Rams and re-signing long snapper Charley Hughlett. Lampkin, a versatile lineman from the University of North Carolina and a first-team All-American, was waived by the Rams due to a knee and ankle injury suffered in the preseason but showed strong potential during training camp. At 5-foot-10 and 290 pounds, Lampkin is noted for his quickness, athleticism, and strong run-blocking skills, with projections that he could develop into a starter for the Eagles. Additionally, the Eagles brought back return man Britain Covey to their practice squad after he spent a brief period with the Rams and missed part of last season due to a neck injury. To accommodate these new players, the Eagles waived offensive lineman Trevor Keegan and safety Tristin McCollum. These moves reflect the Eagles' strategy to strengthen their roster depth with promising talent and experienced specialists.