The former Texas Longhorns offensive tackle was a sixth-round pick by the Eagles this year and made the initial 53-man roster

The Philadelphia Eagles opened the 21-day practice window for rookie offensive tackle Cameron Williams to return from injured reserve, according to an official team announcement. This development comes one day after the practice window for Myles Hinton expired,

The 21-day practice window to return from IR has now been opened, and Williams will have three weeks to rejoin the active roster before he would be forced to remain on IR for the rest of the season. The tackle's return would net a strong reserve presence for an Eagles team that has dealt with constant injury to offensive linemen this season.

The Philadelphia Eagles got some bad news on the health of one of their young offensive lineman, as the rookie will now miss the rest of the season.

Gipson landed with the Eagles on September 22 after being claimed off waivers, following short stints with both the Jets and Giants to start the season. Over five games in Philadelphia, he handled lead punt return duties, turning six returns into 67 yards, good for an 11.2-yard average per return.

The Eagles on Wednesday opened the practice window for long snapper Charley Hughlett after releasing long snapper Cal Adomitis the day before. The Eagles are going back to Hughlett now that he’s ready to return.

Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles have lost three straight games and have now dropped to 8-5 on the season. While they are still on top of the NFC East, they have no room to be complacent, with the Dallas Cowboys right behind them at 6-6-1.