Zach Ertz, a beloved Eagles player, comes back to Philadelphia with worries about offensive injuries.

Zach Ertz, a beloved Eagles player, comes back to Philadelphia with worries about offensive injuries.

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Zach Ertz has returned to the Philadelphia Eagles, signing with their practice squad. The 35-year-old tight end rejoins the team after Dallas Goedert sustained a sprained MCL during a close win against the Tennessee Titans. This move seems urgent as GM Howie Roseman was clearly in need of reinforcement.

With Goedert likely sidelined for multiple weeks, the tight end position was looking pretty thin. Backup tight ends Eli Stowers and Grant Calcaterra are both on injured reserve, leaving only E.J. Jenkins and Joshua Deguara available to support quarterback Jalen Hurts.

Prior to leaving in 2021, Ertz was a reliable target for the Eagles—especially on third downs. He ranks second in franchise history with 579 catches, just 11 shy of breaking the record held by Hall of Famer Harold Carmichael. Now, having played the last two seasons with the Washington Commanders and notching 50 receptions last year, Ertz is back in familiar territory. Stashing him on the practice squad allows time for him to regain conditioning before moving to the active roster.

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