The Philadelphia Eagles have made a notable decision by opting not to exercise the fifth-year option for Kenyon Green, their offensive guard acquired from the Houston Texans in a deal involving C.J. Gardner-Johnson. This move follows a season marred by injuries for Green, who initially entered the league as a first-round pick. After missing significant time during his rookie season and being sidelined for the entire 2023 season, the Eagles have opted to focus on players who have shown more consistency and availability.

With Jordan Davis's option exercised earlier this week, the Eagles' decision regarding Green indicates a strategic pivot as they look to maximize their roster in 2024. Green, who will play the final year of his rookie deal with a salary of $2.88 million, now faces an uncertain future as he strives to regain form and prove his worth to the team.