Eagles Cut Offensive Guard on the Spot Just One Week After Signing, Sirianni Expresses Disappointment
Philadelphia, PA – September 6, 2025
The Philadelphia Eagles have made another surprising roster move, parting ways with a recently signed offensive guard just one week after adding him to the team. The decision underscores Philadelphia’s urgency in fine-tuning the roster as the regular season looms.

The guard was expected to provide depth and compete for snaps after arriving late in the preseason. Instead, his short stint with the Eagles ended almost as quickly as it began, raising eyebrows around the league about both his readiness and Philadelphia’s evaluation process.
According to insiders, the coaching staff gave him every opportunity to prove he belonged. Coaches and teammates emphasized the importance of accountability, but after multiple practices and a preseason appearance, his performance simply didn’t meet expectations.
Head coach Nick Sirianni didn’t mince words when asked about the decision. “We gave him the opportunity, but all he did was add to my disappointment,” Sirianni said. His blunt response sent a clear message: Philadelphia demands results, not just potential.
The player in question was revealed to be Kenyon Green, a former first-round pick acquired from Houston earlier this year. Green had been viewed as a reclamation project but struggled to bounce back from injuries and poor grades from his previous seasons.
For the Eagles, it’s a tough but decisive move. By cutting ties quickly, the team avoids lingering issues and opens the door for other linemen to step up. For Green, it’s yet another setback in a career that has yet to find consistent footing.
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