As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for their upcoming matchup against the New York Giants, injury concerns are shaping the week’s practices. Wide receiver A.J. Brown missed practice on Thursday due to a hamstring issue. This comes after an impressive performance against the Minnesota Vikings, where he recorded 121 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
A.J. Brown’s Impact on the Game
In the Eagles’ latest victory, Brown showcased his skills with a critical 26-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, which secured the win. He also contributed significantly with a 45-yard catch during a key moment late in the game.
Injury Updates for the Eagles
- A.J. Brown: Hamstring – Did not practice.
- Cam Jurgens: Knee – Did not practice after sustaining an injury early in the previous game.
- Adoree’ Jackson: Concussion – Did not participate in practice.
- Azeez Ojulari: Hamstring – Did not practice; unlikely to play against the Giants, according to Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio.
- Jeremiah Trotter Jr.: Ankle – Also did not practice.
- Jakorian Bennett: Pectoral – Limited participant as he returns from Injured Reserve.
- Others Limited:
- Landon Dickerson (Ankle/Back)
- Grant Calcaterra (Oblique)
- Dallas Goedert (Calf)
- Moro Ojomo (Shoulder)
Upcoming Rematch with the Giants
The Eagles are closely monitoring the health of their players as they aim for another victory against the Giants. Head Coach Nick Sirianni emphasized the commitment of the training staff to get injured players back on the field promptly.
Returning Players
Defensive end Brandon Graham, who signed a contract to leave retirement, fully participated in Thursday’s practice. However, his status for the game remains uncertain since he hasn’t played since Super Bowl LIX.
As the week progresses, the Eagles will continue to assess the injuries affecting their roster. Fans eagerly await updates on A.J. Brown and other key players ahead of this vital game against the Giants.
