The Eagles’ 22-13 loss to the Cleveland Browns on Saturday appeared to aid some bubble players in their quests to land spots. Others still have more to prove before solidifying their places.

Brett Toth is one of the weirdest stories in recent Eagles history but his persistence could earn the vet a starting spot.

With roster cuts looming on Aug. 26, the Philadelphia Eagles enter the final week of training camp with several crucial decisions still to be made. The recent trade for wide receiver John Metchie from Houston has shaken up the depth chart,

Brett Toth has learned a lot from Landon Dickerson over the last few years, but the thing he loves most about the injured Pro Bowl left guard is something he was going to have to lean on as Wednesday turned into Thursday.

For parts of seven seasons, the Eagles' Brett Toth has toiled in relative anonymity as a jack-of-all-trades on Jeff Stoutland's offensive line.

The Eagles also signed veteran guard/tackle Matt Pryor during the offseason. They have Trevor Keegan, a sixth-round pick last season, and Darian Kinnard, a young player whom they've tried at both tackle and guard.

The official snap counts from the Philadelphia Eagles’ preseason loss to the Cleveland Browns are in. Let’s take a look. OFFENSE Interesting that Brett Toth played the entire game when he’s exclusively been repping as the first-team left guard during Landon Dickerson’s absence.