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Marshall

The second-year back will get a fresh start in Philadelphia, perhaps eventually pushing A.J. Dillon off the roster. Also on Philadelphia’s practice squad are: LB Chance Campbell, WR Elijah Cooks, G Kenyon Green, TE E.J. Jenkins, CB Brandon Johnson, OLB Patrick Johnson, TE Cameron Latu, WR Terrace Marshall, QB Kyle McCord, CB Parry Nickerson, T Hollin Pierce, OLB Antwaun Powell-Ryland, CB Eli Ricks and S Andre Sam.

Marshall was unable to secure a roster spot with John Metchie III now in the fold. The Eagles also released LS Charley Hughlett, OLB Patrick Johnson, T Kendall Lamm, CB Parry Nickerson, WR Avery Williams. The Eagles waived WR Ife Adeyi, LB Chance Campbell, CB Tariq Castro-Fields, WR Elijah Cooks, LB Lance Dixon, DT Joe Evans, LB Dallas Gant, G Kenyon Green, S Maxen Hook, TE E.J. Jenkins, CB Brandon Johnson, RB Montrell Johnson, TE Cameron Latu, OLB Ochaun Mathis, QB Kyle McCord, WR Taylor Morin, TE Nick Muse, T Hollin Pierce, RB ShunDerrick Powell, OLB Antwaun Powell-Ryland, CB Eli Ricks, DE Jereme Robinson, RB Keilan Robinson, DT Justin Rogers, S Andre Sam, WR Ainias Smith, DT Jacob Sykes, T Laekin Vakalahi and CB A.J. Woods.

Marshall may have a chance to battle Jahan Dotson for the No. 3 WR role but is perhaps best suited to the No. 4 or 5 gig. Marshall caught 3-of-5 targets for 41 yards with the Raiders in 2024. He caught his lone career touchdown with the Panthers in 2022. He’s definitely not someone who is assured a roster spot heading into training camp.

A former second-round pick of the Panthers, Marshall appeared in seven games for the Raiders last season, catching three passes for 41 yards. In the first three seasons of his career with the Panthers, Marshall totaled 64 receptions for 767 yards and a touchdown. He is visiting the Steelers on Tuesday, with a Titans visit lined up for Wednesday. Both teams could use the depth for their wide receiver groups, and Marshall would be a reclamation project to come off the bench.

The former second-round wide receiver gets the chance at a fresh start with new scenery in San Francisco. Even so, he’ll face an uphill battle to earn a spot on the 53-man game day roster for a team that held seven wide receivers through roster cuts Tuesday. Marshall has managed 767 yards on 64 receptions with one touchdown through three professional seasons in Carolina.

Marshall was a second-round pick of the Panthers back in 2021. The former LSU product caught 19 passes for 139 scoreless yards last season and totaled 28-490-1 in 2022 — his most productive season to date. He’s been gradually phased out over the last two seasons and clearly wasn’t a fit for head coach Dave Canales’ new-look offense. Marshall will have plenty of suitors on the open market as he looks to restart his career elsewhere.

Legette will be sidelined this week after hurting his foot Sunday during practice. It’s a tough break for the rookie, who is widely considered raw and in need of practice and game action. Legette could be an afterthought to start the regular season if his foot injury lingers well into the preseason. Terrace Marshall could have an outside shot to functioning as a top-three wideout alongside Adam Thielen and Diontae Johnson if Legette misses an extended period.

Marshall will be fighting for his 53-man roster spot in the offseason.

Marshall is a healthy scratch as has been the case for a few weeks. The Panthers only have four active receivers today. Don’t expect much passing volume for Bryce Young as the Panthers play in a downpour in Charlotte.

Marshall is a healthy scratch for the second straight week. Also inactive are RB Raheem Blackshear, CB CJ Henderson, OT Ricky Lee, and TE Hayden Hurst.