Philadelphia cut Kenyon Green six months after trading for him, a No. 15 pick who never found a foothold behind one of the NFL’s best lines. Green dealt with a shoulder injury in 2023 and posted a 2024 PFF grade of 38.6 across 12 games, fueling the decision. The move comes as Philadelphia’s starting five—Mailata, Dickerson, Jurgens, Steen, Johnson—remains elite, and they added Fred Johnson from Jacksonville. A possible practice-squad path for Green could unfold in the coming days, as teams evaluate interior depth in a deep Eagles roster.

From a fantasy lens, this doesn’t shake Philadelphia’s top-line blockers but signals volatility around backup guards and rotational depth in a line that anchors the offense. If Green lands elsewhere, his upside would hinge on finding a scheme that leverages his size and versatility as a guard/backup interior lineman, rather than immediate fantasy relevance in a potent PHI attack.