Latest injury report for Eagles vs. Commanders, Week 8
The Philadelphia Eagles added three key players to their injury report on Thursday as they prepare for their Week 8 tilt against the Washington Commanders. Cornerback Bradley Roby (shoulder) was the only player, once again, who did not participate in practice on Thursday. Cornerback James Bradberry (ankle), linebacker Zach Cunningham (ankle) and defensive tackle (hamstring) were […]
The Philadelphia Eagles added three key players to their injury report on Thursday as they prepare for their Week 8 tilt against the Washington Commanders.
Cornerback Bradley Roby (shoulder) was the only player, once again, who did not participate in practice on Thursday. Cornerback James Bradberry (ankle), linebacker Zach Cunningham (ankle) and defensive tackle (hamstring) were new to the injury report as limited participants.
Below is the Eagles' full injury report from Thursday:
| Player | Injury | Wednesday | Thursday |
|---|---|---|---|
CB Bradley Roby | Shoulder | DNP | DNP |
DT Milton Williams | Heel | LP | LP |
CB James Bradberry | Ankle | – | LP |
LB Zach Cunningham | Ankle | – | LP |
DT Jordan Davis | Hamstring | – | LP |
S Reed Blankenship | Ribs | FP | FP |
KEY: DNP = Did not participate | LP = Limited participation | FP = Full participation | NIR = Not injury related
Injury report observations:
- Wednesday was a walkthrough, while Thursday was a normal practice.
- Quarterback Jalen Hurts hurt his knee during Week 7's win over the Miami Dolphins but has not been listed on the team's injury, which means it's nothing serious.
- Blankenship participated in full the past two days after missing last Sunday's game with a rib injury.
- Roby continues to miss practice after missing all of last week with the same shoulder injury.
- Bradberry's and Cunningham's ankle injuries are something to monitor.
- Davis is another player to keep an eye on with his hamstring injury. That puts potentially three starters in danger of missing Sunday.
The Eagles are currently 6.5-point favorites over the Commanders.
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