The day of final cuts has arrived. As a result, numerous players will depart from teams, so that each NFL team can get down to a 53-man roster. Former Georgia Bulldog running back Kendall Milton was one of the departures; the Eagles cut him today.

Milton was an undrafted free agent pickup by the Eagles, who paid a hefty price to sign him. With Saquon Barkley, Kenneth Gainwell and others on the roster, he had an uphill battle to make the roster, but he made the most of his time in the preseason. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to earn the third running back spot behind Barkley and Gainwell. Former Clemson running back Will Shipley earned the RB3 spot.

Strangely enough, Milton wasn't the only former Georgia running back cut Tuesday. Daijun Edwards also felt the brunt of roster churn from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The pair of running backs will be looking for new homes, potentially on a practice squad, but at least they will have some solid tape to show potential suitors.

The Eagles still have several former UGA players that UGA fans will be excited to see this NFL season.

This article originally appeared on Bulldogs Wire: Philadelphia Eagles release former Georgia Bulldog running back