The Philadelphia Eagles have made several roster moves ahead of their Week 1 game against the Green Bay Packers, re-signing offensive lineman Jack Driscoll and wide receiver Kyle Philips to their practice squad. Driscoll, who has previously played 54 games for the Eagles, returns after being cut by the Miami Dolphins, bringing versatility to the offensive line. Philips, a former fifth-round pick from UCLA, aims to bolster the receiving corps after being released by the Tennessee Titans due to injury. To accommodate these additions, the Eagles released tight end Kevin Foelsch and safety Caden Sterns. Additionally, the practice squad now features 16 players, including receiver Griffin Hebert, who was re-signed after a strong showing in the preseason. These strategic moves reflect the Eagles' efforts to enhance their depth as they prepare for their upcoming matchup in Brazil.