Jordan Howard is getting another chance in Philadelphia.

Howard, the veteran running back who failed miserably as a free agent signing with the Dolphins this year, has signed with the Eagles’ practice squad.

Related players: Miles Sanders, Boston Scott, Corey Clement

Ordinarily, a player with Howard’s level of experience wouldn’t be eligible for the practice squad. But new rules this year allow teams to add veterans with any amount of experience to the practice squad, so Howard can join the Eagles now, with an eye toward playing on their active roster at some point this season. The Eagles do lack a between-the-tackles runner, so Howard could be a fit. He likely won't take too much away from the workloads of Sanders and Scott, and could be more of a replacement for Clement who continues to battle injuries.

Eagles RB does not carry an injury designation ahead of Week 10's game against the New York Giants, according to Zach Berman of The Athletic.

Sanders enters RB1 territory immediately. Get him back in your lineups.

Eagles RB Miles Sanders talked to reporters Friday. "I feel good," said Sanders. "I feel normal. I'm ready to get back and stack these wins up."

Lock in Sanders for Sunday's game against the Giants. He is in the RB1 conversation as long as he is healthy.

Eagles starting running back Miles Sanders returned to practice on Wednesday.

This was expected after reports over the weekend but it is still good to see Sanders back practicing with his teammates. Sanders should resume his bellcow role in Week 10 when the Eagles face the Giants in a divisional matchup. Boston Scott showed some juice in Sanders's absence and will likely retain a change-of-pace role behind the healthy Sanders.

Eagles RB Miles Sanders will not play Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys, according to Jeff Skversky of ABC 6.

Related Players: Boston Scott, Corey Clement

Sanders will miss his second consecutive game, this time against one of the worst defenses in the NFL.