Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love, Braeden Daniels! The Philadelphia Eagles have added some much-needed depth to their offensive line by signing free agent Braeden Daniels to their practice squad. The 24-year-old lineman was originally drafted by the Washington Commanders in the fourth round of the 2023 NFL Draft, but missed his entire rookie season due to an injury. After being released by Washington, Daniels had short stints with the Houston Texans and Los Angeles Chargers before becoming a free agent in late September.

With an open spot on their practice squad, the Eagles saw potential in Daniels and decided to bring him on board. Not only does he have experience at both tackle positions, but he has also played at guard, making him a versatile addition to the team.

Prior to the draft, NFL.com's Lance Zierlein had this to say about Daniels: "Active and athletic offensive lineman with room for development at guard or tackle. He excels at zone-blocking but needs to work on his patience and footwork to improve his drive blocking. While his small hands may be a disadvantage in some aspects, his quick hands and determination make up for it."

In addition to his scouting report, let's take a look at Daniels' athletic profile:

It's clear that Daniels has the potential to develop into a valuable asset for the Eagles' offensive line. With the guidance of offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland, Daniels has the opportunity to improve and contribute to the team.

In addition to Daniels, the Eagles also have several other players on their practice squad who are eligible to be temporarily elevated to the active roster up to three times, including wide receiver Parris Campbell and tight end E.J. Jenkins.

The Eagles' offensive line has been plagued with injuries this season, so adding depth to that position is crucial. Daniels may not be a household name, but with his potential and versatility, he could prove to be a valuable addition to the team. Welcome to the Eagles, Braeden Daniels! We look forward to seeing you on the field.