UPDATED:The tight end According to the Eagles injury report, safeties Reed Blankenship (concussion) and Sydney Brown (knee), wide receiver Britain Covey (neck), and Dallas Goedert (knee) were not practice on Wednesday. The Eagles conducted a walkthrough, thus the report was an estimate. Josh Sweat, an edge rusher, defensive tackle Jalen Carter, and running back Saquon Barkley were all designated as limited for rest. Wide receiver Johnny Wilson (hamstring), cornerback Darius Slay (concussion), and Mekhi Becton (knee/rest) were also listed as limited. After missing the previous two games due to a hamstring injury, DeVonta Smith was able to play.
A tight end with the Philadelphia EaglesDue to injury, wide receiver Britain Coveyeach, safety Reed Blankenship, and Dallas Goedert were unable to participate in Wednesday’s practice. Therefore, they might not play Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.
Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith returned to practice on Wednesday after missing the previous couple weeks due to a hamstring issue. Both cornerback Darius Slay and rookie wide receiver Johnny Wilson, who were sidelined by injury last week, worked out.
In the fourth quarter of the Eagles’ 24-19 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Goedert suffered a knee injury. According to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, he will probably be out of commission week-to-week and may be placed on short-term injured reserve.
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When playing the Ravens, Blankenship sustained a concussion. He was replaced in the third quarter by backup safety Tyrin McCollum, who ended a Ravens drive on fourth-and-eight by intercepting a ball. Against Carolina, McCollum would also take Blankenship’s place.
During a punt return late in the fourth quarter, Covey injured his neck. Cooper DeJean, a rookie cornerback, replaced Covey for seven weeks (Week 4–Week 11) this season and is expected to do so again against the Panthers.
Goedert might not return to the Eagles’ tight end room until the postseason. For the following five weeks, C.J. Uzomahand, a backup tight end,It might be necessary for Grant Calcaterra to play a number of snaps.
Goedert suffered a hamstring injury earlier in the season that kept him out of action for three weeks (Weeks 7-9). Calcaterra did a good job filling in during that time, completing with three starts and nine catches for 93 yards.
On Wednesday, Uzomah joined the 53-man Eagles roster.
For their last three games, the Eagles activated Uzomah from the practice squad, which is the most times a player from the practice squad can be used.
On Wednesday, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni informed reporters that Uzomah had made a significant block in the fourth quarter against Baltimore.
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