Eagles starter remains questionable for Week 2 vs. Falcons following minor surgery
The Philadelphia Eagles (1-0) are back on the practice field prepping for their Week 2 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons (0-1) on Monday night. Only three players have landed on the Eagles' first injury report to start the week: Linebacker Devin White (ankle), cornerback Isaiah Rodgers (hand), and defensive tackle Milton Williams (foot). Below is the Eagles' […]
The Philadelphia Eagles (1-0) are back on the practice field prepping for their Week 2 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons (0-1) on Monday night.
Only three players have landed on the Eagles' first injury report to start the week: Linebacker Devin White (ankle), cornerback Isaiah Rodgers (hand), and defensive tackle Milton Williams (foot).
Below is the Eagles' injury report from Thursday's practice:
| Player | Injury | Thursday |
|---|---|---|
CB Isaiah Rodgers | Hand | FP |
LB Devin White | Ankle | FP |
DT Milton WIlliams | Foot | LP |
Eagles Week 2 Injury Report Observations
- Rodgers told reporters before practice that he broke his hand on the last day of training camp and had surgery on it. "He’s healed up enough to play but they’ll see how this week goes. If he is able to play, he’ll need to have protection on the hand," NBC Sports Dave Zangaro reports.
- Rodgers is still waiting to make his NFL debut as an Eagles following a one-year long gambling suspension.
- Williams' foot injury is new and something to keep an eye on. Thomas Booker IV and Moro Ojomo are the backups there.
- It's good to see White back at practice in full after the missed last week but Nakobe Dean has officially been named the starter over him. Head coach Nick Sirianni confirmed that White still has a role with the team.
Atlanta Falcons Week 2 Injury Report
| Player | Injury | Thursday |
|---|---|---|
CB Antonio Hamilton | Groin | DNP |
LB Nate Landman | Calf, Quad | DNP |
OT Caleb McGary | Groin | LP |
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