The Philadelphia Eagles are facing a situation similar to the Cleveland Browns regarding a crowded quarterback roster, although the Eagles have clarity on their starting QB. With four quarterbacks currently on their roster, the Eagles are likely to make a trade or cut to manage the team more efficiently. It is anticipated that Dorian Thompson-Robinson (DTR) might be the one to be released, despite being acquired through a trade involving Kenny Pickett, due to his perceived lack of skill compared to other quarterbacks on the team. Kyle McCord, a sixth-round pick, is expected to secure the QB3 position due to his superior passing ability, positioning him behind Tanner McKee, who has shown promise in limited playtime. While this situation presents a challenge for the Eagles, it also allows them to strengthen their lineup as the defending Super Bowl champions, even though it marks a significant decline for DTR, who previously started for the Browns in 2024 but may not remain with the Eagles in 2025.

The Eagles, unlike the Browns, have an established starting quarterback, but they share the issue of having an overly crowded QB room, necessitating a likely cut or trade to streamline the roster.

Dorian Thompson-Robinson (DTR) is expected to be released, despite the team's previous trade involving Kenny Pickett to acquire him, as he is not considered a strong performer compared to his teammates.

Kyle McCord, a sixth-round draft pick from Syracuse, is predicted to take the third quarterback spot due to his superior passing skills, surpassing DTR in the pecking order.

Tanner McKee impressed fans during his limited playtime in the 2024 season, solidifying his position behind the starting quarterback and ahead of McCord.

While managing the quarterback roster is challenging, it offers the Eagles an opportunity to enhance their team strength, a crucial factor for the reigning Super Bowl champions.

This roster adjustment is a significant setback for DTR, who had a starting role with the Browns in 2024 but faces an uncertain future with the Eagles in 2025.

The Philadelphia Eagles aren't being talked about like the Cleveland Browns are as far as a crowded QB room. That's mostly because the Eagles know exactly who their starting quarterback is already.

They've got something in common with the Browns, though. Someone probably has to go.

It's pretty much impossible to carry four QBs into the regular season, so the Eagles probably have a cut or trade coming.

It wouldn't surprise FanSided's Jack Beckman from seeing Dorian Thompson-Robinson as the guy who gets let go.

That'd be despite trading Kenny Pickett to get DTR.

 "This is pretty cut-and-dry: Dorian Thompson-Robinson is not a good quarterback," Beckman said, "and it’ll be easy for Kyle McCord (sixth-rounder from Syracuse) to take the QB3 job."

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McCord is certainly a more talented passer.

That role will come behind Tanner McKee, who impressed fans during his 2024 season's limited action.

It's a good problem to have for the defending Super Bowl champs, who can never have too much room for error. 

Overall, that should spice up the second and third round in a different way.

It'd be a tough fall for DTR, who started for the Browns in 2024 and won't even be with the Eagles in 2025.

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