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Former Eagles wide receiver Jalen Reagor worked out for the Cleveland Browns during the team’s rookie minicamp on Friday, according to Browns reporters.
Reagor wore the No. 83 jersey during practice. He caught passes from Browns rookie quarterback Taylen Green during 7-on-7s.
This could be Reagor’s last chance to stick on an NFL roster.
The Eagles drafted Reagor with the 21st pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, one picked ahead of four-time All-Pro wide receiver Justin Jefferson, who looks like a future Hall of Famer.
Reagor was one of general manager Howie Roseman’s worst mistakes. He played two seasons with the Eagles before getting traded to the Minnesota Vikings prior to the 2022 season.
In those two seasons, Reagor only caught 64 passes for 685 yards and three touchdowns. His lack of production and rough performances caused him to fall out of favor with Philadelphia’s organization.
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Not picking Jefferson in the first round haunted the Eagles for the next two seasons. The trade for A.J. Brown during the 2022 NFL Draft erased that mistake. Months later, the Eagles moved on from Reagor for two future Day 3 picks.
Reagor finished with eight catches for 108 yards and one touchdown in his lone season with the Vikings. He spent the 2023 season with the New England Patriots and the 2024 season with the Los Angeles Chargers. He combined for 14 catches for 238 yards.
Last season, Reagor spent a couple of weeks on the Chargers’ practice squad. He hasn’t been on a team since October. The Browns could give him one more shot.
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