Eagles reveal jersey numbers for 2023 draft class, veteran D’Andre Swift

It’s funny how things work out sometimes. D’Andre Swift has yet to step on the field for a Philadelphia Eagles game that counts against the win-loss total, and the young man has already made his mark on this team’s 90-plus-year history.

As Philly marches through another rookie minicamp, jersey numbers have been revealed, and the former Georgia Bulldogs/Detroit Lions star will become the first player in franchise history to wear the Number Zero jersey.

Don’t take our word for it. Take a look for yourselves.

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Eagles announce the jersey numbers of some of the newly-acquired veterans and their seven-man draft class.

Expect to see some new jersey numbers at Lincoln Financial Field and on the road as the Eagles travel for nine away dates. here’s what we know.

• QB Marcus Mariota, Number 8
• WR Olaide Zaccheaus, Number 13
• RB Rashaad Penny, Number 23
• Safety Terrell Edmunds, Number 26
• Safety Justin Evans Number 30
• Cornerback Greedy Williams, Number 38
• Linebacker Nicholas Morrow 41
• Defensive lineman Kentavius Steet, Number 97
• Defensive tackle Jalen Carter, Number 98
• LB Nolan Smith, Number 3
• Safety Sydney Brown, Number 43
• Guard Tyler Steen, Number 56
• Keele Ringo, Number 37
• Tanner McKee, Number 10
• Moro Ojomo, Number 72

Here are a couple of things to keep in mind.

Philly’s pair of first-round draftees, Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith, select the numbers 98 and three respectively. The numbers they wore in college, 88 and four, are already owned by Dallas Goedert and Jake Elliott.

As you know the Eagles are home to the coolest social media team in all of sports. They put a lot of time into making this announcement, so here’s a bit of eye candy for you. Who would have thought a Twitter post that didn’t contain any live action or an on-field highlight could be this exciting?

What time does the team store open at The Linc again? We’re trying to beat the rush.