Cam Jurgens traded as Eagles shake up O-line — NFC East roundup

Eagles in the spotlight: Jurgens deal and London trip

The Philadelphia Eagles (2-2) dominated the NFC East news cycle despite a quiet game day. According to Pro Football Rumors, the Ravens finalized their acquisition of center Cam Jurgens this week after completing his physical in Philadelphia. The outlet notes that Baltimore paid a hefty price and took on medical risk tied to Jurgens’ 2025 back surgery, which could still raise concerns.

In their latest mailbag, Pro Football Rumors zooms out on the Eagles’ offensive line situation, highlighting two recent O-line departures and relaying fan questions about whether the team is effectively “selling.” The piece frames those questions in the context of Philadelphia’s usual aggressive approach to roster-building rather than offering any firm conclusion.

On the field, attention now turns overseas. CBS Sports lays out how to watch the Eagles’ upcoming London matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars, including viewing information, betting odds, a game pick, kickoff time and live updates. Philadelphia heads into that international spotlight at 2-2 with the NFC East standings still tightly packed.

Commanders: fallout from Week 4 in Indianapolis

The Washington Commanders (1-3) were idle yesterday but remain part of the news cycle because of their Week 4 loss. Pro Football Rumors reports that the Colts have placed defensive end Arden Key on injured reserve with a hamstring injury suffered in Indianapolis’ 30-13 win over Washington. In a corresponding move, the Colts elevated wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine to the active roster.

Washington is also listed among the teams making at least one minor roster or practice squad move in Pro Football Rumors’ daily roundup of transactions ahead of Week 5, though specific details of the Commanders’ adjustment were not disclosed in the brief.

Giants tweak in the margins, Cowboys quiet

At 3-1, the New York Giants sit atop the division and, like Washington, appear in Pro Football Rumors’ compilation of minor transactions. That inclusion signals at least one under-the-radar move involving the practice squad or gameday elevations, even if the exact details are not specified in the headline summary.

The Dallas Cowboys (2-3) did not figure into any of the latest national headlines, leaving their depth chart unchanged publicly over the past 24 hours. Entering Week 5, the NFC East remains compressed: New York leads at 3-1, Philadelphia follows at 2-2, Dallas looks to climb from 2-3 and Washington trails at 1-3, with even minor roster tweaks potentially looming large over the coming weeks.