The Philadelphia Eagles announced on May 1 the signing of eight undrafted free agents after the conclusion of the 2026 NFL Draft, adding to their roster alongside eight drafted players from draft weekend.
This move continues a tradition for the Eagles, who have previously found success with undrafted players such as Reed Blankenship, Darius Cooper, Corey Clement, Trey Burton, and T.J. Edwards. The team operates as a professional American football franchise in the National Football League according to the official website.
The new signings include cornerback Kapena Gushiken from Mississippi, safety Tucker Large from Washington State, linebacker Deontae Lawson from Alabama, safety Maximus Pulley from Wofford, guard Jaeden Roberts from Alabama, long snapper Rocco Underwood from Florida, outside linebacker Joshua Weru from Arizona State via the International Player Pathway Program and tight end Dae’Quan Wright from Mississippi. Several of these athletes were recognized for their collegiate achievements; for example, Pulley was an FCS All-American and finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award while Underwood won the Patrick Mannelly Award as college football’s top long snapper.
The Eagles maintain their base in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania according to the official website. The organization has been part of professional football since entering the NFL in 1933 according to its official history. In addition to fielding a team each season, they provide fans with news updates and media content while also engaging supporters through ticketing and other offerings according to information available on their official website.
Beyond Philadelphia itself, the Eagles exert influence by drawing fans nationwide through games broadcast across various platforms as well as merchandise sales according to details provided by their official website. This broad reach supports ongoing engagement between fans and team activities year-round.
