Green, a 2022 first-round pick, was acquired in the C.J. Gardner-Johnson deal but didn’t lock down a starting guard role. He’s now back on the practice squad, and the Eagles may revisit in-house solutions or external help as the roster reshapes around Steen and the new edge presence.

Kenyon Green, No. 15 overall in 2022, returns to the active roster with the Eagles after a stint on the practice squad. A versatile interior lineman with left-guard experience, his health and fit could stabilize Philadelphia's run game and protection, potentially unlocking better fantasy outputs for Eagles RBs and QB protection.

Kenyon Green provides interior-line versatility for the Eagles’ depth. On the practice squad, his immediate impact is limited, but if called up due to injuries, his experience at guard could help stabilize line play in short stints and practice-squad depth charts for the season.

Green, a 2022 No. 15 pick by Houston, joined Philadelphia in March for a trade that sent Gardner-Johnson to HOU. He flashed size and potential but failed to secure a backup-guard role behind PHI’s elite O-line and battled a shoulder injury in 2023. A 2024 PFF grade of 38.6 in 12 games underscored durability and consistency issues. His release leaves him seeking a new chance, likely on a practice squad, with a path to rotation dependent on scheme fit.

Green, 2022 top-15 pick, moved from Houston to Philadelphia in March for Gardner-Johnson and a 2026 pick. Five months later, the Eagles waived him as rosters trimmed to 53. His injury-plagued NFL arc and shoulder setback plagued a promising start; the waiver ends his latest chance to prove frontline guard potential in Philly.