Two rookies, Uar Bernard and Joshua Weru, drafted and signed by the Eagles through the International Pathway Program, are grinding on the developmental squad—still in their first padded practices. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio bluntly says they’re “light-years away” from contributing this season. With deep rosters at DT and pass rusher, both face uphill climbs: Weru’s best shot is the practice squad if he clears waivers, while Bernard might stay active to avoid being claimed, like Jordan Mailata before him. They’ve each recorded a sack in drills—a small win amid steep learning curves—but don’t expect big roles this year. The Eagles are focused on long-term development, not immediate impact.
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