Eagles sign Cowboys QB Joe Milton as they elevate Tanner McKee
The Philadelphia Eagles added Joe Milton to their active roster after placing Jalen Hurts on the injured list, promoting Tanner McKee to start against the Carolina Panthers.
Key points
- Joe Milton moved from the Cowboys’ practice squad to the Eagles’ active roster for at least three games.
- Jalen Hurts was placed on the indefinite injured list after a superficial blood clot was found in his leg.
- Tanner McKee will start the next game against the Carolina Panthers, with rookie Cole Payton competing for the backup spot.
- The Cowboys now have an open practice squad spot and are looking for an emergency backup behind Dak Prescott and Sam Howell.
- Center Drew Kendall is active for the Panthers game, adding depth to the Eagles’ line.
Roster changes affect both Dallas and Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Eagles signed quarterback Joe Milton off the Dallas Cowboys’ practice squad, moving him to the Eagles’ active roster for at least three games.
The move follows the Eagles’ decision to place starting quarterback Jalen Hurts on the indefinite injured list after a superficial blood clot was discovered in his leg.
With Hurts unavailable, the Eagles named Tanner McKee as the initial quarterback for the upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers.
The Eagles also listed rookie Cole Payton as a competitor for the backup role alongside Milton.
The Cowboys, who had been evaluating Milton as a potential QB2, now have an open spot on their practice squad and continue to seek an emergency arm behind Dak Prescott and Sam Howell.
In addition, the Eagles announced that center Drew Kendall is active for the Panthers game, providing additional line depth as McKee makes his first start of the season.
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