Taylor signed with the Bears on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

The linebacker landed in Chicago less than two weeks after getting waived by Philadelphia. The 2020 third-round pick made 51 tackles and forced two fumbles in two seasons with the Eagles before spending 2022 on the practice squad. Taylor will compete for a depth role with the Bears.

Taylor was waived by the Eagles on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor struggled to stay healthy in his first two seasons with the Eagles and spent last year on their practice squad. A third-round selection in the 2020 Draft, the 25-year-old will now work to earn an opportunity elsewhere.

The Eagles signed Taylor to their practice squad Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor made the Eagles' initial 53-man roster but was waived a day later. However, he's now returned to the organization on a practice-squad deal. The 2020 third-round pick has appeared in 21 games for Philadelphia during his first two NFL seasons and saw an expanded role on defense last year, totaling 41 tackles across 241 defensive snaps.

The Eagles waived Taylor on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor was unavailable for the final few weeks of the 2021 season but was back to full health in time for training camp. He racked up seven tackles (four solo) during the preseason but will be let go ahead of the regular season.

Taylor (knee) will participate in training camp, Dave Spadaro of the Eagles' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor had his season cut short due to a sprained knee suffered in Week 11. Heading into his third NFL season, Taylor will look to make an impact in a rotational role on the Eagles linebacker unit.

Taylor (knee) won't be activated from injured reserve for the final week of the regular season or the playoffs, Mike Kaye of The Newark Star-Ledger reports.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor landed on the shelf in late November after undergoing knee surgery and was believed to have a chance of retaking the field this season, but he won't end up returning for the Eagles. The 2020 third-round pick finishes the campaign with 41 tackles (24 solo) and two forced fumbles in nine games, and he should have enough recovery time to be ready for training camp.

Coach Nick Sirianni said Wednesday that Taylor (knee) has undergone surgery but could still return this season, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Sirianni said there's a chance the Eagles get Taylor back this season, but it doesn't look like such an event is guaranteed. In any case, Taylor will need to miss a minimum of three games now that he's been placed on IR, so his earliest chance to return would be Dec. 26 against the Giants.

The Eagles placed Taylor (knee) on injured reserve Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor will be required to miss at least three games as a result of his placement on IR. The second-year pro had logged four straight games with more than 50 percent of defensive snaps prior to injuring his knee Week 11 against the Saints.

Taylor (knee) is likely headed to IR, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor left early Sunday against the Saints with the injury and never returned. He was also questionable with a knee issue leading up to the game but it's uncertain if the two injuries are related. Alex Singleton will likely be looking at added opportunity moving forward.

Taylor (knee) will not return to Sunday's game against the Saints.

EDGE Analysis

Taylor was dealing with a knee injury leading up to the game, and he exited early on in the contest. Alex Singleton has seen an increased role in his absence and has two total tackles with a pass defended in the game.