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For a second straight day, Eagles WR DeVonta Smith did not practice today due to a hamstring injury.

Related Players: A.J. Brown, Jahan Dotson, Johnny Wilson, Dallas Goedert

It can be a crapshoot when Smith misses time as to who the "WR2" on the offense will be, but if he doesn't get any practice in tomorrow, Brown and Goedert could end up getting a slight boost to their bottom line. That would lock Goedert in to a no-doubt TE1 role in Week 12.

The Jaguars ruled out QB Trevor Lawrence and RB Tank Bigsby for Sunday's game at Detroit.

Related Players: Mac Jones, Travis Etienne, D'Ernest Johnson

We already knew Mac Jones was declared the starter, but Bigsby being out gives a boost to Etienne. That said, he's still a borderline RB2/3 in a bad offense, in a bad matchup.

Edge rusher Bryce Huff (hand) was also listed as a full participant. Linebacker Nakobe Dean (groin), tight end Dallas Goedert (ankle), cornerback Darius Slay (ankle), and wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring) were listed as limited for the second straight day.

Goedert was listed as limited on Monday as well while Smith was listed as DNP. Goedert is dealing with a new ankle injury while Smith has a hamstring issue. Both are expected to play in a key, division showdown Thursday night against the Commanders.

The Eagles listed several key players as non-participants in practice on Monday.

Tight end Dallas Goedert (ankle), wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring), cornerback Darius Slay (ankle), and linebacker Nakobe Dean (groin) will be something to keep an eye on heading into Thursday’s game against the Commanders.

As the story pointed out, the listings were just estimations because the Eagles didn’t hold an actual practice a day after beating the Cowboys. The Eagles were fortunate enough to be able to rest a lot of players in the fourth quarter with the game against Dallas mostly under control. Goedert's ankle injury is new after just returning to the lineup. Be sure to monitor practice statuses of both players leading up Thursday night.

The Eagles injury report is out. Ben VanSumeren is the only one with an injury designation, he’s questionable but was a full participant in Friday’s practice.

Everyone else, including Dallas Goedert, DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown are good to go against the Cowboys.

The Eagles might win this one by 30. This is a "start 'em if you've got 'em" sort of spot for the entire offense.

Devonta Smith is here at practice. He didn’t practice yesterday because of a hamstring injury.

Related Players: A.J. Brown, Jahan Dotson

A.J. Brown was also "seen" at practice today, but no report if he was actually participating. With the way it stands now, we are assuming both will be good to go for Week 10, and they should be considered respective WR1 (Brown) and WR2s (Smith).

Eagles WR A.J. Brown is considered “day to day”.

As Schefter said, it's a big sigh of relief for the Eagles, and Brown's fantasy owners, after Brown left the team's game with a knee injury against the Jaguars. Brown missed time earlier this season with a hamstring injury. While he may not be a lock for Week 10, a later Sunday game at the Cowboys, the day to day status at least gives him a shot at playing this week.

Sources: Eagles WR A.J. Brown, who left Sunday’s game with a knee injury, avoided anything serious and is expected to be fine.

There wasn't a lot of talk about Brown and his knee injury after the game which left many wondering just how serious Brown's injury could be. But this report is certainly good news. We'll have to monitor Brown's practice status this week. The Eagles are at the Cowboys in Week 10 in what is a later afternoon game.

Still no TE Dallas Goedert (hamstring) or CB Darius Slay (groin) at Eagles’ Friday practice.

Looks like neither will go for Sunday’s games vs. the Jaguars.

Related Players: Grant Calcaterra

It's looking like another Calcaterra week, which can be ignored in nearly all fantasy formats. Calcaterra crested 50 yards last week but delivered a 1-5-0 line back in Week 7. If Goedert is somehow cleared before Sunday, he is *very* startable against a soft Jaguars defense.

Doug Pederson says Brian Thomas Jr is a game-time decision vs. Eagles.

"He's not going to be 100%, but no one is at this time... we also don't want any set backs."

Travis Etienne is "another one who is probably a game-time decision."

Related Players: Tank Bigsby, Parker Washington, Tim Jones, Evan Engram

In a follow-up tweet, O'Brien mentions that Gabe Davis is also a game-time decision, so the Jaguars offense is in abject ruin right now. Engram might very well get 12-15 targets in Week 9, while Tank Bigsby should have a locked-in workload as well.