The Eagles locked in a 53-man roster but plan to scour waivers for upgrades without sacrificing assets. Eight of ten 2025 draftees were kept; Kyle McCord and Antwaun Powell-Ryland were cut, Myles Hinton landed on IR with a chance to return. Ainias Smith flashed as a return option but was waived, leaving a path to the practice squad or other opportunities.

With Week 1 near, Howie Roseman will lean on the waiver market to bolster depth, especially for return duties and special teams. The move-heavy slice of roster-building preserves a high floor while keeping the ceiling open for late cuts and opportunistic signings.

The Tulane Green Wave are making headlines during Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, hosting key events to honor local football legends.

Recently, the New Orleans City Council recognized Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw on the 50th anniversary of his first Super Bowl win with the Pittsburgh Steelers, a victory that took place at the now-demolished Tulane Stadium. This stadium has a rich history, having hosted three Super Bowls and contributing to the establishment of the New Orleans Saints in 1967.

Additionally, Tulane football's head coach Jon Sumrall was present at the festivities, showcasing the university's connection to the ongoing Super Bowl events. The Kansas City Chiefs utilized Yulman Stadium for practice, which highlights Tulane's strategic location near the Superdome for promotional opportunities.