Overview
- The Los Angeles Rams were reported to be signing Eagles practice‑squad defensive back Maximus Pulley to their active roster, according to NBC Sports Philadelphia’s Ryan Fowler and subsequent wire reports on Wednesday.
- Pulley joined Philadelphia as an undrafted free agent from Wofford after the 2026 draft and earned practice‑squad status after a preseason in which he finished third on the Eagles with 16 tackles and contributed on special teams.
- NFL rules require any club signing another team’s practice‑squad player to add him to its 53‑man roster, so the reported move would be a formal roster decision rather than a simple depth swap.
- Beat reporting cited a possible tactical motive for the Rams, saying the team could be seeking immediate depth and potential game‑plan insight before a looming Week 4 meeting with an NFC opponent.
- No official announcement had been made by either club at the time of the reports, leaving Pulley’s status pending and creating an opening for the Eagles to adjust their depth chart if the transaction is finalized.