Green’s name appears in a trade context tied to a reversal of the CJ Gardner-Johnson maneuver, recast in a new Philadelphia-Texans dynamic. His presence adds O-line versatility in this discussion, framing a broader roster reshuffle that includes late-round pick implications and positional depth considerations.

Kenyon Green is traded to Philadelphia as part of the Metchie-Green package, adding interior versatility to the Eagles' line. Green’s move from Houston to Philly injects a young, flexible blocker who can contribute at both guard and tackle, potentially stabilizing Hurts’ pocket and opening running lanes, with potential fantasy ripple effects on the Eagles’ offense.

Green’s name surfaces in the wake of the March trade, a lineman who joined the exchange with C.J. Gardner-Johnson to Texans for offensive line depth, and later shows up in Eagles’ trade discussions. His presence signals Philly’s ongoing shuffling of trenches as part of roster depth and strategic balance.

Green is week-to-week with a shoulder injury, reducing the guard rotation and complicating the Eagles’ run and pass protection mix as preseason winds down. Fantasy impact centers on interior line stability and run-blocking efficiency as Green’s timeline evolves.

Kenyon Green is surfaced as a potential first-team interior option amid Dickerson’s knee issue, highlighting Philadelphia’s willingness to rotate interior blockers and maintain line integrity.