Eagles News: Ty Robinson among players on the roster bubble

PHILADELPHIA, PA - AUGUST 01: Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Ty Robinson #95 looks on during the Philadelphia Eagles training camp on August 1st, 2026 at Jefferson Health Training Complex in Philadelphia, PA. (Photo by Terence Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

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Eagles 2026 training camp bubble player power rankings – PhillyVoice 1) iDL Ty Robinson: Robinson had a bad rookie season and he began camp getting reps with the developmental players, but he has steadily gotten more meaningful reps, and has gotten better as camp has progressed. He’s also just a second-year player and a high fourth-round pick at that, even if he was an older prospect when he entered the NFL. The Eagles are not going to give up on him this soon, especially with questionable iDL depth beyond the top four guys. He will very likely be on the roster. 2) RB Will Shipley: Shipley had a golden opportunity to be the RB2 last season, but he didn’t make a convincing enough argument and the team traded for Tank Bigsby. Still, Shipley returns kicks, he’s the personal protector on the punt team, and again, he’s a recent draft pick that the team will not be quick to give up on.

The Eagles’ preseason slate starts Saturday. These 12 players will have the most on the line vs. the Ravens. – Inquirer Ty Robinson, DL. Robinson may have begun camp with the developmental defense in team drills, but he has been moving his way up the depth chart recently. The 2025 fourth-rounder out of Nebraska had a strong showing on Monday as a pass rusher, forcing his way into the backfield on multiple occasions against the second-string offense. Robinson could use some standout preseason performances if he wants to make a case for the initial 53. Willie Lampkin, OL. Lampkin hasn’t played a football game since Aug. 16, 2025. At that time, the 2025 undrafted free agent out of North Carolina was a member of the Los Angeles Rams. He had a strong start to camp, especially in the preseason opener against the Dallas Cowboys. But Lampkin was injured in the second game of the preseason against the Los Angeles Chargers, and he was ultimately waived at the end of camp with an injury designation. The Eagles signed him to the active roster and placed him on injured reserve for the rest of the year. Now, Lampkin is set to return to action this preseason as he vies for a depth role, at both center and guard.

Eagles Training Camp Notes: Practice ends after a fight breaks out – BGN I’d go stock up™ on Mac McWilliams, who was taking first-team nickel corner reps today. He’s stacking his best days of the summer recently. I’d go stock down™ on Hollywood Brown. The veteran receiver has been the target on most of Hurts’ interceptions in training camp this summer. Brown also had a bad drop while wide open on a bubble screen. Brown received $5 million fully guaranteed when the Eagles signed him, so, the money doesn’t make it a no-brainer for the team to move on from the veteran receiver. But he just hasn’t had a great camp and he’s been outshined by other Eagles receivers. Brown got some extra work in with Hurts after practice to presumably help getting on the same page.

Roob’s top 10 Eagles who have exceeded expectations in training camp – NBCSP Darius Cooper, WR: When camp began, I felt like Cooper had a chance to make the roster. After a few days, I thought he had a chance to not just make the team but to contribute. Now, I look at him as a roster lock with a real chance to play a significant role on offense. He’s been that good. Cooper was impressive last summer, but he’s been even better this year. Way better. Probably the Eagles’ best overall WR this summer. We’ve all seen training camp wonders who don’t contribute once the season starts. I don’t think that’s the case here. This kid can flat-out play.

Eagles WR Darius Cooper is the talk of training camp. Just don’t tell him — or ask him – The Athletic The best training camp practice of Darius Cooper’s career came Monday. Jalen Hurts found him all over the field — deep down the sideline, across the middle, in traffic, making adjustments on the ball. Without any context, one would have thought Cooper was already a regular starter with the franchise quarterback. Kennady, Darius’ wife, needed to work that morning. She could not attend her husband’s standout session. “How was practice?” she asked him later that night. “It’s great,” he responded, “but there are some things I can work on.” Cooper, the second-year wide receiver, does not have a social media account. He’s not reading The Athletic’s practice observations. He’s not tuned into podcasts or talk radio. What he failed to realize is that his practice session had gone viral among ardent Philadelphia Eagles followers. Kennady already knew. “Unless you’re here, you don’t get the full story because he’s so humble and he’s always working to get better,” Kennady said after practice Thursday. “So I’m not sure exactly how it went, but from the reports I heard, it was a great day.” “When someone says to Darius, ‘Wow, man, you had a great camp day,’ Darius always says, ‘I could have done better’,” explained Veronica Watkins, Darius’ mother. “He’s always looking to improve himself.”

Eagles 53-man roster predictions: Where do things stand entering the first preseason game? – PHLY Edge rusher (6): Jalyx Hunt, Jonathan Greenard, Nolan Smith, Arnold Ebiketie, AJ Epenesa, Joshua Weru. Let’s talk about Weru. … The Kenya native with a background in rugby has been one of the bigger surprises of Eagles training camp so far. At 6-foot-4, 244 pounds, he’s explosive off the ball with long arms and a surprising amount of power considering both his size and relative unfamiliarity with the sport. Weru has an uphill battle to make the 53-man roster, especially with the extra spot on the practice squad for an international player pathway program player available for either him or Bernard...

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