Eagles veteran and former first-round pick tipped to have made his last OTA practice in Philadelphia

JAHAN Dotson is likely to be entering his final season with the Philadelphia Eagles.

The wideout, 25, was acquired in a trade with the Washington Commanders last year.

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Jahan Dotson earned a ring with the Eagles last season[/caption]

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Dotson, 25, has been taking part in OTAs with Philadelphia[/caption]

The Eagles sent out a third round pick and two seventh rounders to bring Dotson to the City of Brotherly Love.

Dotson earned a ring from his time in Philadelphia, with the Eagles having won the Super Bowl in February.

But his own individual contributions were not much to write home about.

Dotson featured in all 17 of the Eagles’ regular season games, starting six of them.

The former first round pick made 19 catches for 216 yards during the regular season.

He did not reach the end zone a single time.

Eagles bosses did not take up Dotson’s fifth-year option back in April.

This will likely see the former Penn State star leave Philadelphia after the 2025 season.

Dotson has recently been taking part in OTAs with the Eagles.

Teams are permitted to schedule up to 10 days of OTAs during the offseason, per the collective bargaining agreement.

When training camp rolls around, Dotson will feel pressure to impress.

The Eagles begin their 2025 campaign against the Dallas Cowboys on September 4.

Then in their second game they will travel to Arrowhead Stadium for a repeat of February’s Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Whether Dotson will remain in Philly by next year’s OTAs remains in serious doubt.