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Eagles waive cornerback Jakorian Bennett off injured reserve
The Philadelphia Eagles waived cornerback Jakorian Bennett on Tuesday, removing him from their injured reserve list.
Bennett had been placed on the list after injuring his knee during training camp.
He returned to practice a few weeks ago, but the Eagles did not activate him for a game.
Bennett joined Philadelphia in a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders before the 2025 season.
He recorded seven tackles in 11 games for the Eagles last season, after making 58 tackles in 24 games with the Raiders.
The Eagles also released wide receiver Quentin Skinner from their practice squad; no further steps for either player were announced.
The Eagles waived cornerback Jakorian Bennett off injured reserve on Tuesday.
Bennett had returned to practice a few weeks earlier but was not activated to the lineup.
He had been placed on injured reserve because of a knee injury suffered during training camp.
Bennett joined the Eagles in a trade with the Raiders ahead of the 2025 season.
The Eagles also released wide receiver Quentin Skinner from their practice squad.
- Who
- The Philadelphia Eagles and cornerback Jakorian Bennett.
- What
- The Eagles waived Bennett off injured reserve without activating him to the lineup.
- When
- Tuesday; the article was published on November 3, 2026.
- Where
- Philadelphia.
- Why
- Bennett was on injured reserve because of a knee injury suffered during training camp. The reason for the waiver was not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Bennett suffered a knee injury.
Bennett joined the Eagles in a trade with the Raiders.
Bennett returned to practice.
The Eagles waived Bennett off injured reserve without activating him.
- Player
- Jakorian Bennett
- Position
- Cornerback
- Injury
- Knee injury suffered during training camp
- Trade
- Joined the Eagles from the Raiders ahead of the 2025 season
- Practice-squad release
- Wide receiver Quentin Skinner