Overview
- Philadelphia made two roster moves, waiving safety Tucker Large with a non-football injury designation and signing linebacker Isiah King after a rookie-minicamp tryout.
- The non-football injury tag covers injuries that happen away from team activities and is an administrative move used in offseason roster management.
- Large joined as an undrafted signee after the 2026 draft following stints at South Dakota State and Washington State.
- Draft analyst Dane Brugler ranked Large 57th among safety prospects, which signaled long odds for him to stick on the roster.
- Idaho first announced King as a UDFA, but he was not on the Eagles’ official list and then earned a contract through his tryout, with expectations centered on a push for a practice-squad spot.