Eagles make wide receiver swap prior to final preseason game
Eagles made two roster moves prior to final preseason game, including a wide receiver swap
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Eagles made two roster moves prior to final preseason game, including a wide receiver swap
The Eagles made a change to their wide receiver group ahead of Sunday’s deadline to cut rosters to 90 players. They announced that they have signed Tahj Washington to the active roster. Brandon Hayes was waived in a corresponding move. Washington was a 2024 seventh-round pick by the Dolphins and was with the team until being waived earlier this week. He appeared in six games last season and had three catches for 37 yards. Hayes signed with the Eagles three weeks ago. He was undrafted out of Southeastern Louisiana. DeVonta Smith, Makai Lemon, Dontayvion Wicks, Hollywood Brown, Elijah Moore, Darius Cooper, Britain Covey, Quez Watkins, Danny Gray, Samori Toure, and Erik Ezukanma are also on the roster at receiver
The Eagles made a change to their wide receiver group ahead of Sunday's deadline to cut rosters to 90 players
Dolphins claim WR Ryan Miller off waivers, waive WR Tahj Washington
Drops: Tahj Washington
The Miami Dolphins continue to turn over rocks in search of the best combination of players to help kick-start the organization’s latest rebuild attempt under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan. The Dolphins are signing free agent wide receiver Jalen Reagor, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter . The Tuesday afternoon signing comes just after Miami received around $20 million in salary cap space from the post-June 1 release designations of linebacker Bradley Chubb and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa . No corresponding roster move to create space was reported. Reagor, a 2020 first-round pick by the Philadelphia Eagles , bounced on and off the Los Angeles Chargers practice squad during the 2025 season but made no game-day appearances. He played eight games in 2024 for the Chargers, starting twice, and recorded seven receptions for 100 yards. During his career, the wideout has caught 86 passes for 1,037 yards and 4 touchdowns. He also has 22 rushing attempts for 97 rushing yards and no scores. As a returner, Reagor has scored two total touchdowns — one via a punt return and one via a kick return. He has not scored an NFL touchdown since the 2023 season. The TCU product has also spent time with the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots over the past six years. His best season came as a rookie, when he caught 31 passes for 396 yards and a touchdown with the Eagles. Reagor joins a rebuilding Dolphins roster that includes wide receivers Tutu Atwell , Chris Bell, Kevin Coleman, Jr., Caleb Douglas, AJ Henning, Terrace Marshall, Jr., Donaven McCulley, Jalen Tolbert , Malik Washington , Tahj Washington , and Theo Wease , Jr
Drops: Tahj Washington
Drops: Tahj Washington
Drops: Tahj Washington
Drops: Tahj Washington
Adds: Tahj Washington
Adds: Tahj Washington. Drops: Malik Davis
Drops: Tahj Washington
Adds: Tahj Washington. Drops: Greg Dortch
Adds: Tahj Washington. Drops: Elijah Moore
Adds: Tahj Washington. Drops: Justice Hill
Adds: Tahj Washington. Drops: Sione Vaki
Washington secured two of three targets for 26 yards during Sunday's 38-10 loss to the Patriots. Washington logged six regular-season appearances in 2025, in which span he secured three of five targets for 37 yards and fumbled once. The 2024 seventh-round pick saw the most playing time of his NFL career (20 offensive snaps) during Sunday's season finale against New England. Washington will enter the offseason competing to retain a depth role in the Dolphins' wide receiver corps
Washington went without a target while playing five of the Dolphins' 55 snaps on offense in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Buccaneers. Suiting up for the first time since Week 11 after he had been inactive for Miami's previous four games, Washington was unable to carve out on a role on offense. He ranked a distant fifth in playing time among the Dolphins' five active receivers, trailing Cedrick Wilson (38 snaps), Malik Washington (35), Theo Wease (15) and Jaylen Waddle (14)
Washington secured one of two targets for 11 yards during Thursday's 28-6 loss to the Ravens. He also lost one fumble. Washington, a 2024 seventh-round pick, made the first catch of his NFL career versus Baltimore on Thursday Night Football on a quick throw to the sideline from Tua Tagovailoa. However, Washington lost possession of the ball, surrendering a crucial turnover deep in Dolphins territory that resulted in the Ravens' first touchdown of the night. After playing a season-high nine offensive snaps in Thursday's loss, it's possible Washington's costly mistake causes his playing time to decline Week 10 versus Buffalo
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