Dallas Gant’s goal-line stop shone as the standout moment of the night, signaling Philadelphia’s willingness to push for a deep, competitive linebacker rotation. His relentless pursuit and finish highlighted the defense’s depth and the coaching staff’s willingness to ride late-week tape to shape the final 53.

Gant, who bridged undrafted to a Super Bowl run with the Eagles, is a prime gadget‐player candidate this preseason. Four tackles on Week 1 and a quality PFF score highlight his potential ceiling as an impactful depth defender, especially in sub packages.

Dallas Gant has been elevated from the practice squad to the game day roster, providing additional linebacker depth for the Eagles. His inclusion comes as Nakobe Dean is listed as doubtful for the game against the Cowboys due to an abdomen injury, indicating that Gant may play a crucial role in the team's defensive strategy if Dean is unable to participate.

Dallas Gant, an undrafted rookie linebacker, could be the next man up for the Eagles following Ben VanSumeren's injury. Gant began his college career at Ohio State before transferring to Toledo. After entering the NFL this spring, he was initially signed by the Vikings but was waived and later joined the Eagles' practice squad on November 4.