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Roster Moves: Eagles convert TE to WR ahead of Week 17 matchup vs. Arizona

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The Eagles made a couple of roster moves ahead of this Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals.

On Thursday, the team announced they signed TE Griffin Hebert but are listing him as a wide receiver.

In a corresponding move, the Eagles placed WR Devon Allen on Practice Squad Injured Reserve.

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Hebert, 24, held multiple virtual visits with Philadelphia during the pre-draft process before signing with Seattle as an undrafted free agent.

His Pro Day numbers were gaudy, posting a 4.58 40-time at 239 pounds while recording a 39.5-inch vertical and 10’2” broad jump. His impressive agility scores (6.95-second three-cone) make Hebert an intriguing athlete worth gambling on.

In five years at Louisiana Tech, Hebert recorded 99 receptions for 1,532 yards and 14 touchdowns.

NFL.com Scouting Report:

"Undersized tight end whose speed and fluidity in space basically make him a big slot receiver. Hebert had an excellent pro day, which should put him on the map as a priority free agent.

Evaluators could grow to appreciate his mismatch potential and run-after-catch talent the more tape they consume. He needs to play with better effort as a blocker, but his athleticism, explosiveness and speed could make him a developmental project for a team.

https://thelibertyline.com/2023/12/29/roster-moves-eagles-griffin-hebert/

Super Bowl !

I’m sure he’s better than Julio.

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