Jack Driscoll, a veteran offensive tackle for the Eagles, is projected to leave the team in free agency, with the Tennessee Titans as a likely destination. His performance in limited action has made him an appealing depth addition for teams looking to strengthen their offensive line, particularly as the Titans seek to address their struggles at right tackle.

Jack Driscoll stepped in as the left tackle after Fred Johnson was injured during the game against the Jaguars. His late entry into the game made executing the Tush Push play more challenging, as he was not warmed up and lacked the rhythm established with the offensive line. Despite the difficulties, the Eagles believe in their ability to improve coordination and execution moving forward.

Jack Driscoll has been elevated from the practice squad for the Eagles' game against the Giants, marking his second consecutive game being dressed in place of Trevor Keegan and Darian Kinnard. His inclusion highlights the team's strategy to bolster their offensive line depth amid injuries.

Jack Driscoll has been elevated from the practice squad to the game-day roster for the second consecutive week, providing depth on the offensive line. Standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing 312 pounds, he offers versatility at both guard and tackle positions. Driscoll is expected to serve as insurance for Fred Johnson, who will start at left tackle in Jordan Mailata's absence. He contributed five special-teams snaps with the field goal unit in the previous game against the Browns.

Jack Driscoll has been elevated from the practice squad to the game-day roster, bringing valuable experience to the offensive line. A former fourth-round draft pick, he spent his first four seasons with the Eagles and has started 17 games. Driscoll has been working on expanding his versatility, receiving backup center reps in practice this week after the Dolphins attempted to develop him in that role before his release.