Seahawks signing RB Joe Mixon

Jeremiyah Love had 30 snaps on Sunday. Tyler Allgeier had 36. Love finished with 14 carries for 62 yards; Allgeier had eight for 42.

Whatever the reason, Love isn’t consistently where he’d like to be. It seems that the ankle is still something of an issue, even if he insists it isn’t.

Officially, it’s not the ankle. Although Love was limited throughout the practice week before the regular-season opener against the Chargers, Love has not appeared on the injury report since then.

UPDATE: After posting this news story from PFT, it's been announced Love tweaked his other ankle in Week 4.

When the game was on the line, it was Allgeier on the field instead of Love. Love had just 11 snaps in the second half the story said. Love seems frustrated with the management and wants to be on the field more and did dance around the ankle injury topic, indicating it may still be an issue even if it's not preventing him from playing. The days of Love being the workhorse back are probably coming in the future, and it seems to be part of the Cardinals plan all along to at least manage Love through his rookie season.

Eagles RB Tank Bigsby suffered an injury on Sunday and now requires core muscle surgery to repair it, sources say. Bigsby is headed to Injured Reserve, with hopes he’s back in six weeks or shorter.

Related players: Saquon Barkley, Will Shipley, Jaydon Blue, Dameon Pierce

It's bad timing for the Eagles who are getting crushed by injuries. We reported just earlier today that while many were saying Bigsby will be a top pickup this week, he did leave Week 4's game and didn't return - we finally know why. That leaves the Eagles with Shipley, who is likely to see a bulk of the work - perhaps especially in the passing game. The Eagles have Blue and Pierce on their practice squad, who obviously have NFL experience and both may get moved to the active roster. Or the team could bring in another back. It will be worth monitoring over the next couple of days as the Birds will have to make some kind of move at the running back position. The team will play the Jags in London in Week 5.

“I don’t know the chances yet [of Lamar Jackson playing],” head coach Jesse Minter said in his Monday press conference. “We’re still gathering a lot of the information, imaging, things like that. Just dealing with a little bit of an ankle. We’ll kind of see where that shakes out.

Related players: Tyler Huntley

PFT said in the story they reported Sunday after the game Jackson was week to week, which puts his status in doubt for Week 5. But the good news is the team doesn't seem to think it will be long term. “I really don’t think it’s going to be crazy long term,” Minter said in the story. “But, we’ll see what happens.” Jackson left the game late in the second quarter and had completed 15-of-20 passes for 222 yards with two touchdowns already. If Jackson can't go, Huntley would be in line to start.