Barkley and Smith out in Week 5; Caleb Williams questionable
The Week 5 injury report lists Eagles players Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith as out. Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is listed as questionable for his team's game.
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Barkley, Kendall and Smith still sidelined from Eagles practice
Saquon Barkley, Drew Kendall and DeVonta Smith, three offensive starters for the Eagles, are still not practicing. The team is nearing this weekend's trip to London to take on the Jaguars.
Read on NBC SportsEagles' Dontayvion Wicks hurts hamstring; Drew Kendall sits out practice again
The Eagles' injury report shows Dontayvion Wicks injured his hamstring. Drew Kendall missed practice again, adding to concerns about the health of Philadelphia's roster.
Read on Yahoo SportsEagles to start Willie Lampkin on offensive line Sunday
After Lane Johnson's retirement and the trade of Cam Jurgens, the Eagles are reshuffling their offensive line. Willie Lampkin, an undersized lineman, is set to start on Sunday.
Read on NBC SportsEagles-Jaguars preview: Q&A on the Week 5 opponent
A preview of the Week 5 game offers five questions and answers with insight from the opponent ahead of Philadelphia's upcoming matchup against Jacksonville.
Read on Yahoo SportsLane Johnson's possible retirement could complicate Eagles' 2027 salary cap
Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson said in August that 2026 will probably be his final season. His departure could create a salary cap problem for Philadelphia in 2027.
Read on NBC SportsEagles' Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith sit out Wednesday practice
Eagles running back Saquon Barkley did not take part in Wednesday's practice. The headline also lists DeVonta Smith among those who did not practice.
Read on NBC SportsEagles' Barkley and DeVonta Smith miss practice on injury report
Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith are among 7 Eagles players who did not practice, according to the injury report ahead of Week 5.
Read on Yahoo SportsEagles re-sign a wide receiver to the practice squad
Philadelphia brought a wide receiver back onto its practice squad. The move adds depth at the position.
Read on Yahoo SportsEagles could shop three more players before the trade deadline
After dealing Cam Jurgens, a report looks at three more players the Eagles could make available. The item says a franchise icon could be a popular target.
Read on CBS SportsEagles trade center Cam Jurgens to Ravens, adding to their draft capital
The key piece of the deal is a 2028 second-round pick for the Eagles. Combined with the 2028 first-rounder from the A.J. Brown trade, they would hold four selections in the top 64 that year.
Read on Yahoo SportsRoseman says Jurgens trade helps Eagles contend long term
Howie Roseman said the deal sending Cam Jurgens to the Ravens can help the Eagles compete for a long period of time. Philadelphia made the trade on Wednesday.
Read on NBC SportsEagles collect premium draft picks while breaking up their offensive line
CBS Sports reports the Eagles are amassing high-value draft picks as they take apart an offensive line that was once dominant. The piece asks whether the moves signal a full rebuild.
Read on CBS SportsEagles' Lane Johnson retires four games into his 14th season
Offensive lineman Lane Johnson is retiring in the middle of the season. Coach Nick Sirianni said he is excited to see what rookie Markel Bell does with the opportunity as Johnson's replacement.
Read on Yahoo SportsRavens trade with Eagles to land center Cam Jurgens
Baltimore has acquired center Cam Jurgens from Philadelphia in a trade. Jurgens is a two-time Pro Bowl selection.
Read on ESPNFangio says Eagles may be overusing Jalen Carter
Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio acknowledged it is possible Jalen Carter is playing too much. He also addressed the late-game collapse, concerns about the pass rush and depth issues.
Read on Yahoo SportsFangio addresses Eagles defense's heavy workload against the Rams
The Eagles' defense was on the field for 32 minutes against the Rams, including 8:55 in the fourth quarter. Vic Fangio commented on whether that was too much.
Read on Yahoo SportsSean Mannion sticks with his approach to Eagles' offense
Sean Mannion remains firm in his belief in the Eagles' offensive system and in his players' ability to run it.
Read on Yahoo SportsLane Johnson retires, making the Eagles' path harder
Right tackle Lane Johnson has ended his career, according to the report. His departure makes the road tougher for the Eagles and for head coach Nick Sirianni.
Read on CBS SportsEagles right tackle Lane Johnson announces his retirement
Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has announced his retirement. Yahoo Sports highlights his impact, noting that if the NFL had a WAR-style metric, Johnson would likely top the charts.
Read on Yahoo SportsLane Johnson's retirement leaves a hole on the Eagles' offensive line
With right tackle Lane Johnson retiring, the Eagles and Jalen Hurts face a tougher task in fixing the offense, according to ESPN.
Read on ESPNEagles running back Bigsby headed to injured reserve
Running back Tank Bigsby suffered a core muscle injury Sunday that requires surgery, according to sources. The headline also says Barkley is week-to-week.
Read on ESPNMcVay says Rams assistants will learn from run-in with Eagles fans
Rams coach Sean McVay said his assistant coaches will learn from a viral interaction with Eagles fans that took place during Sunday's win over Philadelphia.
Read on ESPNEagles tackle Lane Johnson announces retirement after 14 seasons
Lane Johnson, a two-time All-Pro right tackle, announced his retirement Tuesday. He spent all 14 years of his career with the Eagles, and the headline says he is stepping away to focus on his mental health.
Read on ESPNFangio says snap count hurt Eagles defense against Rams, but team must finish
The Eagles led the Rams 20-10 late in the fourth quarter but lost after Los Angeles scored back-to-back touchdowns in the final four minutes. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio discussed the effect of the snap count and the need to close out games.
Read on NBC SportsEagles' Lane Johnson retires from the NFL for personal reasons
Philadelphia's Lane Johnson is leaving football for personal reasons after missing Week 4. His unexpected exit closes out a celebrated career with the Eagles.
Read on CBS SportsEagles right tackle Lane Johnson announces his retirement
Lane Johnson, the Eagles tackle who made the Pro Bowl 6 times, is ending his career with a retirement announcement.
Read on Yahoo SportsLane Johnson announces sudden retirement after 14 seasons with Eagles
Right tackle Lane Johnson has abruptly announced he is retiring from the NFL. The five-time All-Pro spent all 14 of his seasons in the league with Philadelphia.
Read on Yahoo SportsEagles tackle Lane Johnson announces retirement after 14-year NFL career
Offensive tackle Lane Johnson is retiring following a decorated 14-year career in the NFL. He had missed the Eagles' game in Week 4 for "personal reasons."
Read on Yahoo SportsEagles' Saquon Barkley reportedly considered week-to-week with injury
The Eagles running back appears to have avoided a long-term injury, according to a report. He is considered week-to-week.
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