Keegan lands in Dallas after a waiver claim from Philadelphia, adding tackle depth and versatility. His integration provides insurance on the line and a potential stepping stone for depth-injured weeks, with a practical path to contributing as the season unfolds.

Keegan, Michigan product and 2024 fifth-round pick, spent time developing at guard and learning center; he was one of 11 OL on the 53-man roster but the arrival of Lampkin and the emergence of Kendall/Dickerson Pryor depth pushed him toward waivers. If he clears, a likely return to the practice squad is plausible as the Eagles evaluate interior depth.

Trevor Keegan, a 2024 draftee, is cited as interior-line depth for the Eagles. His development and readiness to contribute could be pivotal if Dickerson’s return is delayed, as Philadelphia leans on Keegan to provide versatility inside the guard spots.

Trevor Keegan is highlighted as an intriguing option at left guard. While Michigan roots run deep in his resume, the discussion centers on potential for him to contribute in guard-left tasks if the timeline pushes, offering a higher ceiling for future seasons.

Trevor Keegan, a 2024 rookie, is in the mix to push for more snaps at guard. His development could provide a long-term answer for Philadelphia’s interior while Dickerson recovers.