Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Jonathan Greenard is placed on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, multiple outlets report. The move comes as Greenard begins his team tenure following a reported $98 million contract agreement. Sources indicate the placement is tied to an injury sustained during the offseason, which prevents him from participating in team activities at the start of the season. As a result, he does not take part in practices during the PUP period. The Eagles’ decision reflects standard roster management procedures for players recovering from injuries before they can return to full participation. The news is framed as an early setback for the Eagles’ defense, given Greenard’s role as a defensive pass-rusher and the expectations attached to his contract. While the reports agree on the PUP placement and the reason being the offseason injury, they do not provide additional confirmed details on the specific injury type or a confirmed timetable for his return.