The Eagles tinkered with their practice squad on Saturday.

The team signed defensive tackle Ta'Quon Graham and released outside linebacker Antwaun Powell-Ryland.

Graham (6-4, 294 pounds) was released by the Falcons on Wednesday, but quickly found a new home with a different flock of Birds.

A fifth-round pick of Atlanta out of Texas in 2021, Graham has played in 51 regular-season games (16 starts). After being activated from Injured Reserve this season, Graham played in two games and posted four tackles, one for loss.

Overall, Graham has registered 88 tackles, 13 QB hits, one sack, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery in his career.

Powell-Ryland was a sixth-round pick of the Eagles out of Virginia Tech in the 2025 NFL Draft. APR had 16 sacks, 19 tackles for loss, three forced fumbles, and three fumble recoveries during a monster 2024 season with the Hokies. APR has been on the Eagles' practice squad for the majority of the season. He flashed in the preseason finale against the Jets, where he drew a holding call on one play and recorded a strip-sack on the next snap in the Eagles' win.

If the Eagles are going to make any other roster moves ahead of gameday, they must do so by 4 PM on Monday. Cornerback Jakorian Bennett, guard/center Willie Lampkin, and outside linebacker Nolan Smith remain on Injured Reserve unless they are activated before Monday's deadline.