Charles Harris, the Dolphins' first-round pick in 2017, has struggled to find stability in his NFL career, recently being waived by the Eagles after a brief stint where he played only three games and logged 11 defensive snaps. His journey has seen him play for five different teams, and despite a somewhat productive season with the Panthers, his tenure with the Dolphins was disappointing. The Dolphins traded him to the Falcons in 2020 for a seventh-round pick, which highlights the missed opportunities in that draft class, especially considering the success of players like T.J. Watt who were available at the time.

The Eagles claimed Charles Harris to help address the depth issues following Brandon Graham's injury. Harris adds experience to the defensive line, but the team is still looking for additional options to fill the significant gap left by Graham's absence.

Charles Harris has been added to the Eagles' roster as they look to fill the void left by Brandon Graham's season-ending injury. His signing is part of the team's effort to maintain defensive strength, although it’s acknowledged that no player can fully replicate Graham's impressive production. Harris will be expected to contribute depth to the defensive line as the Eagles continue their playoff push.