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Eagles Waive Defensive Lineman Ta’Quon Graham

The roster move frees a 90-man training-camp spot and reflects the team’s push to prioritize younger players and its established interior starters.

Overview

  • Ta’Quon Graham was waived by the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, creating an open slot on the team’s 90-man training-camp roster that can be used for another addition.
  • Graham joined Philadelphia’s practice squad in November 2025 and signed a reserve/future contract in March 2026 after the Atlanta Falcons released him.
  • The 6-foot-4, 294-pound lineman spent his first five NFL seasons with the Falcons, appearing in 51 games with 16 starts and recording 88 tackles and one sack.
  • Graham faced heavy competition behind long-term starters Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis and emerging rotation players such as Moro Ojomo plus several younger linemen, which limited his path to the 53-man roster.
  • Waiving a veteran depth player like Graham is a routine preseason roster move that gives the Eagles flexibility to add competition, address other positions, or make room for players returning from injury before preseason games begin.