Players who played for the Colts and the Eagles

33 players · NFL since 2013

33 players have played for both the Colts and the Eagles in the NFL since 2013. 13 played for the Colts first and 20 for the Eagles first. The longest-serving played 138 games across both; the top scorer got 18 touchdowns; 6 scored for both; the first move came in 2014, the most recent in 2026.

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  1.  Colts 133 · Eagles 5
  2.  Colts 16 · Eagles 80
  3.  Colts 66 · Eagles 20
  4.  Colts 17 · Eagles 69
  5.  Colts 17 · Eagles 65
  6.  Colts 61 · Eagles 18
  7.  Colts 14 · Eagles 64
  8.  Colts 32 · Eagles 46
  9.  Colts 72 · Eagles 5
  10.  Colts 36 · Eagles 32
  11.  Colts 45 · Eagles 19
  12.  Colts 21 · Eagles 32
  13.  Colts 47 · Eagles 5
  14.  Colts 32 · Eagles 15
  15.  Colts 3 · Eagles 39
  16.  Colts 31 · Eagles 8
  17.  Colts 1 · Eagles 36
  18.  Colts 24 · Eagles 10
  19.  Colts 25 · Eagles 9
  20.  Colts 31 · Eagles 2
  21.  Colts 8 · Eagles 25
  22.  Colts 15 · Eagles 17
  23.  Colts 16 · Eagles 11
  24.  Colts 7 · Eagles 19
  25.  Colts 8 · Eagles 16
  26.  Colts 12 · Eagles 9
  27.  Colts 20 · Eagles 1
  28.  Colts 15 · Eagles 5
  29.  Colts 5 · Eagles 4
  30.  Colts 4 · Eagles 4
  31.  Colts 3 · Eagles 2
  32.  Colts 1 · Eagles 2
  33.  Colts 1 · Eagles 1

Who stands out

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Kenny Moore II has the most games for the two combined: 133 for the Colts and 5 for the Eagles. Zach Pascal scored the most touchdowns across both (17 for the Colts, 1 for the Eagles), and 6 players scored for both.

In our data, Colt Anderson was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Colts came in 2014). The most recent player to play for both is Kenny Moore II, who first played for the Eagles in 2026.

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Every player who played for the Colts and the Eagles (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerColtsEaglesFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Kenny Moore II13352017–2025502026Colts
Rodney McLeod Jr.16120228012016–2021Eagles
Zach Pascal66172018–20212012022Colts
Carson Wentz17120216982016–2020Eagles
Najee Goode17020186522013–2017Eagles
Kylen Granson6112021–20241802025Colts
Trey Burton14520206472014–2017Eagles
Matt Pryor3202021–20224602019–2025Eagles
Shaquille Leonard7212018–2023502023Colts
Hassan Ridgeway3602016–20183202019–2021Colts
Isaiah Rodgers4512020–20221902024Colts
Trent Cole2102015–20163202013–2014Eagles
Le'Raven Clark4702016–2020502021Colts
Colt Anderson3202014–20151502013Eagles
Nick Foles3020223952013–2018Eagles
Parris Campbell3152019–2022812024Colts
Genard Avery1020243602019–2021Eagles
Marcus Johnson2432018–20201002017Eagles
T.Y. McGill2502015–2016902018–2020Colts
Trey Sermon3122023–2024202022Eagles
Todd Herremans8020152502013–2014Eagles
Dennis Kelly15020221702014–2015Eagles
Gardner Minshew16320231112021–2022Eagles
Patrick Robinson7020161912017Colts
Josh Andrews802018–20191602015–2016Eagles
Andrew Sendejo1202021902019Eagles
Josh Sills2002023–2025102022Eagles
Kamar Aiken1502017502018Colts
Joe Bachie502025402020Eagles
Noah Togiai402020402021–2023Colts
Ryan Lewis302019202019Colts
Jack Anderson102023202021Eagles
Shaun Prater102015102013Eagles

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Colts and the Eagles have met 3 times: the Colts won 0, the Eagles 3.

  • Eagles' biggest win: Eagles 20-16 Colts (2018)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Colts and the Eagles?
33 in the NFL since 2013: Kenny Moore II, Rodney McLeod Jr., Zach Pascal, Carson Wentz, Najee Goode, Kylen Granson and 27 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Colts and the Eagles?
Yes, 6: Zach Pascal (17 and 1), Trey Burton (5 and 7), Carson Wentz (1 and 8), Parris Campbell (5 and 1), Gardner Minshew (3 and 1) and Rodney McLeod Jr. (1 and 1).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Colts and the Eagles?
Kenny Moore II. He played for the Colts (2017–2025), then the Eagles from 2026.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.