Eagles Make Roster Move, Elevate Two From Practice Squad For Monday Night Game

Philadelphia Eagles Elevate Two Players

The Philadelphia Eagles announced on Saturday that they have elevated wide receiver Devon Allen and defensive end Janarius Robinson from the practice squad to the active roster for Monday night's game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Allen and Robinson Have Been Impressing

Allen, a former Olympic hurdler, has been a standout on the Eagles' practice squad this season. He has impressed coaches with his speed and athleticism, and he is expected to contribute on special teams and as a wide receiver. Robinson, a rookie defensive end, has also been impressive in practice. He has shown good pass-rushing skills and could see some playing time on Monday night.

Eagles Hope to Get a Boost

The Eagles are hoping that Allen and Robinson can provide a boost to their team, which is coming off a disappointing loss to the Washington Commanders last week. The Eagles are 8-7 this season and need to win their remaining games to have a chance at making the playoffs.

Allen's Athleticism Could Be a Weapon

Allen's speed and athleticism could be a valuable asset to the Eagles' offense. He could be used as a deep threat or as a gadget player on special teams. He could also help the Eagles in the return game.

Robinson Could Provide Depth on Defensive Line

Robinson could provide some much-needed depth on the Eagles' defensive line. He could see some playing time as a pass rusher or as a run stopper. He could also help the Eagles on special teams.

Eagles Need to Win Out to Make Playoffs

The Eagles need to win their remaining games to have a chance at making the playoffs. They are currently tied with the New York Giants for the final wild-card spot in the NFC. The Eagles will need to win their next two games and hope that the Giants lose one of their remaining games.