Rookie Kyle McCord’s uneven performance in the preseason finale underscored the looming depth issue facing the Eagles if Tanner McKee is unable to dress for the Sept. 4 opener.

The Philadelphia Eagles had rookie quarterback Kyle McCord play the entirety of Friday night's preseason finale win over the New York Jets.

The rookie’s full-game workload against the New York Jets signals Philadelphia Eagles' decision for a QB3 as final roster cuts loom.

As the Eagles' 2025 season opener approaches, Kyle McCord's struggles raise concern after his outing against the Jets.

Jake Elliott, who missed his first six attempts from 50-plus yards last season, nailed both of his 50-plus attempts in the first half against the Jets. The first was from 51 yards, the second from 53. That gave the Eagles a 6-0 lead with 12:48 left in the second quarter.

To check every box, the Eagles may unfortunately need to give some thought to reacquiring Kenny Pickett if Cleveland releases him.

Malachi Moore provided glimpses Friday night of what the Jets loved about him during the draft process. The rookie safety delivered some big hits against the Eagles, including a tackle for loss and an open-field tackle on a punt. He also pulled in an interception on a deep pass from Eagles backup quarterback Kyle McCord.

As NFL front offices league-wide look to trim their rosters, here are a few intriguing quarterbacks who could become available to your favorite team.

The Eagles played sixth-round pick Kyle McCord for all of Friday night's game against the Jets and they may need him to back up Jalen Hurts in the season opener as well.