23 Kevon Seymour CB

The Eagles signed Seymour (knee) to a reserve/future contract Friday.

Seymour inked his reserve/future deal just two days after having been waived off IR by the Eagles. The 27-year-old accounted for eight tackles and 24 snaps on special teams in two appearances for Philadelphia in 2020, and he'll now get a chance to continue his development with the team during the offseason.

The Eagles waived Seymour (knee) off IR on Wednesday, according to the league's official transactions report.

Seymour appeared in two games with the Eagles in 2020, during which span he logged eight tackles and 24 snaps on special teams. He'll be free to look for a new landing spot when healthy.

Seymour (knee) was placed on injured reserve Saturday.

Seymour had already been ruled out for Week 16, but now he'll be unavailable for Philadelphia's final two regular-season contests, plus at least one playoff game if the team reaches that point. The USC product's first two appearances of 2020 came over the past two weeks as he collected eight tackles on 82 combined defensive snaps against the Saints and Cardinals.

Seymour (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

Seymour played at least 35 defensive snaps in each of the last two weeks, but he'll be unable to take the field against Dallas on Sunday. His final chance to suit up during the regular season will be Jan. 3 against Washington.

Seymour was elevated to the active roster Saturday, Zach Berman of The Athletic reports.

After ample time away from an NFL team, the Eagles have added Seymour to the 53-man roster. The cornerback missed the entirety of the 2018 season after undergoing double-labrum repair surgery and was unable to earn a roster spot with the Panthers for the 2019 season. Seymour will add a depth role to the Eagles' defense and should assist Darius Slay, Avonte Maddox and Nickell Robey-Coleman in Sunday's game.

Seymour (hamstring) was released by the Panthers on Sunday, Rick Bonnell of The Charlotte Observer reports.

Seymour was limited in training camp due to a hamstring injury and was unable to maintain his spot on the 53-man roster. The 25-year-old missed the entire 2018 season due to double-labrum repair surgery.

Seymour may be unavailable for Thursday's preseason game at Chicago due to a hamstring injury, Bill Voth of the Panthers' official site reports.

Seymour missed the entirety of the 2018 season after undergoing double-labrum repair surgery and now has the hamstring issue early in training camp. The 25-year-old projects to play a reserve role in the secondary, so a prolonged absence would hurt his chances of earning a roster spot.

The Panthers announced Monday that Seymour (shoulder) was cleared for their offseason training program, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Charlotte Observer reports.

Seymour spent last season on injured reserve due to double-labrum repair surgery. Now with medical clearance, he appears on track for Week 1 of the 2019 season. The 25-year-old projects to play a reserve role in Carolina's secondary.

The Panthers placed Seymour (shoulder) on injured reserve Saturday, Bill Voth of the team's official site reports.

Seymour spent last season in a reserve role with the Panthers, making 22 tackles and breaking up four passes. His shoulder injury appears serious, however, so Corn Elder will likely fill in for him.

Seymour missed practice Saturday to be with his wife for the birth of his child, Joe Person of The Charlotte Observer reports.

Seymour was thought to be dealing with an undisclosed injury, but actually just had some unofficial paternity leave. The 24-year-old struggled in the preseason opener but currently sits atop the Panthers' depth chart at cornerback with James Bradberry (groin).

Seymour (undisclosed) is not on the practice field Saturday, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Charlotte Observer reports.

Seymour started just two contests for the Panthers last season and managed a meager 22 tackles for the club. He also struggled in his first preseason contest, which doesn't bode well considering the team listed him as a starter on the initial depth chart.

Seymour recorded 22 tackles and four pass breakups over 15 games in 2017.

Seymour, who was acquired from the Bills in early September, didn't have a great season from either a fantasy or real-life standpoint given his meager statistical production coupled with the fact he finished as Pro Football Focus' sixth-lowest graded cornerback out of 120 qualifiers. He'll look to bounce back in 2018, but won't be worthy of IDP consideration.

Seymour (illness) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Saints.

Seymour is one of several Panthers to be affected by an illness this weekend, which will keep him sidelined for the team's wild-card game. Lorenzo Doss could see additional reps at cornerback behind starters James Bradberry and Daryl Worley while Seymour remains sidelined.

The Panthers added Seymour to their injury report Saturday due to an illness, Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer reports.

Seymour was not the only player added to the injury report as the result of being under the weather. While the severity of the issue is not known at this time, his status will likely be determined closer to Sunday's kickoff. Lorenzo Doss would be in line for increased reps providing depth in the secondary should Seymour ultimately sit out.

Seymour was dealt to the Panthers from the Bills on Saturday in exchange for wide receiver Kaelin Clay and a seventh-round selection in the 2019 NFL Draft, Joe Buscaglia of 7 WKBW reports.

Seymour was going to finish third in a battle with Shareece Wright and E.J. Gaines for the vacant starting cornerback spot in Buffalo, so the Bills unloaded him for a position of greater need. He's talented enough to perhaps work his way into the nickel corner spot for the Panthers.

Seymour is recovered enough from his shoulder injury that he's expected to suit up for Thursday's preseason finale against the Lions, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports.

This will be the last chance for Seymour to make his case to start Week 1, as he's currently involved in a dead heat with Shareece Wright and E.J. Gaines for the open starting corner spot across from first-round rookie Tre'Davious White.

Seymour, who suffered a shoulder injury during Wednesday's practice, will miss Saturday's game in Baltimore, Jay Skurski of The Buffalo News reports.

Seymour is still in the running for the second starting cornerback spot, but this will give competitors E.J. Gaines and Shareece Wright an extra chance to curry favor with coach Sean McDermott.

Seymour suffered a shoulder injury Wednesday and is considered day-to-day, Jay Skurski of The Buffalo News reports.

Seymour missed time earlier this month with a foot injury as well, but the shoulder issue doesn't seem too worrisome. The 23-year-old is currently in the mix for a starting role and hopes to be ready for Saturday's preseason game against the Ravens.

Seymour (foot) rejoined the Bills during practice Monday, Mike Rodak of ESPN.com reports.

If nothing else, Seymour will provide an extra body for a secondary that recently lost Ronald Darby via trade and that's missing Shareece Wright (hand) for Monday's session. Since the Bills were able to pick up E.J. Gaines from the Rams as part of their flurry of transactions Friday, it's not expected that Seymour's standing on the depth chart will dramatically change, even if Gaines isn't immediately deployed with the first team in practices. Seymour still looks set to serve as a nickel or dime back in his second NFL campaign, though it's worth noting he was working with the top unit right away Monday, meaning he'll have an important role on this defense even if he does end up as a reserve corner.

Seymour, who suffered a foot injury during a recent training camp practice, is off crutches but still in a walking boot, Joe Buscaglia of 7 ABC Buffalo reports.

Seymour is competing with veteran Leonard Johnson for the No. 3 cornerback role, so it'd help his cause if he could get back on the field in short time.