Overview
- Howie Roseman confirmed he has spoken with Zach Ertz, praised the veteran, and would not disclose any concrete plans to sign him.
- Multiple outlets reported Monday that a Philadelphia reunion is 'on the table' as Ertz nears the common nine-month post‑ACL evaluation and has been cleared for football activities.
- The Eagles entered final roster construction with four tight ends on the 53-man list and face urgency after rookie Eli Stowers struggled in camp and is dealing with a hamstring issue.
- Reports say Philadelphia has roughly $22 million in cap space, which would make a low-cost veteran signing feasible if medical checks are satisfactory and the team moves a roster spot.
- If signed, Ertz would provide an experienced pass-catching option behind Dallas Goedert, serve as a mentor for Stowers, and could change early-season playing time and practice-squad plans.