Foskey lands on Cincinnati's practice squad after the signing was previously reported, highlighting the team's focus on edge depth and development. His presence on the practice squad signals a potential future activation if he grows into a more complete defender for sub-packages and pass rush.

Foskey, 24, drafted by New Orleans in 2023, appeared in all 17 Saints games last season and has 25 tackles in 27 NFL games. Saints released him in August; Bengals signed him to the practice squad, valuing a high upside edge with scheme fit under Golden. Notre Dame ties give him a coachable path, with a clear chance to climb into a rotation if he sharpens rush hands and anchoring.

Foskey, a Saints 2023 second-round pick, is named as a watch candidate for the Eagles’ edge rotation. His conditioning and pass-rush toolbox could convert him from a developmental option to a situational contributor if Philly adds him to practice squads or short-yardage plans for outside pressure.

Foskey, Notre Dame product and Saints' 2023 second-round pick, carried high college sack totals (26.5 in 41 games) but hasn’t captured sacks in the NFL through 27 games with New Orleans. Age 24, he’s entering a pivotal development window. The Eagles will host a workout next, with Bears first, offering a clear path to a potential edge role if the fit is right in Philly’s scheme.

Foskey, 24, was a Saints 2023 second-round pick who flashed Notre Dame pedigree but in two seasons logged only 149 defensive snaps with three pressures. Chicago eyes a low-risk, high-upside edge option to back Sweat and Odeyingbo, with Allen’s previous familiarity offering a potential unlock path. A strong workout showing could earn him rotational snaps and future development under a system he’s familiar with.