Howie Roseman keeps reshaping the Eagles’ roster, waiving Trevor Keegan and adding Willie Lampkin from the Rams to bolster interior offensive line depth. Lampkin’s preseason flash and upside at center/guard is paired with the ongoing evaluation of Keegan, who earned an initial 53-man spot but faced roster-weighted depth concerns as others emerged. Philly is balancing youth with veteran versatility behind Cam Jurgens, Landon Dickerson, and Matt Pryor while weighing a possible practice-squad return for Keegan.

Lampkin’s Waivers story unfolds after a standout preseason showing (four pancake blocks against Dallas) followed by a knee/ankle injury that sidelined him for weeks with the Rams. The Rams released him with an injury designation, and Philadelphia’s coaching staff hopes Stoutland can unlock his interior-line potential. The Eagles’ 53-man group continues to take shape as backup-center options—Drew Kendall’s trajectory, Pryor’s guard-retooling, and Toth’s depth—enter the conversation. If Keegan clears waivers, the practice squad beckons as the next chapter in a fluid OL landscape.