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If DeVonta Smith misses Sunday’s game vs. Rams, his replacement will be ready to go (opens the original)
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The Eagles might be without DeVonta Smith (hamstring) when they face the Rams on Sunday. The 27-year-old receiver was a nonparticipant in Wednesday and Thursday’s practices. NFL Network furthered the report, calling Smith “legitimately questionable.” This would be a massive blow to an offense that relies on their No. 1 receiver heavily. Quarterback Jalen Hurts has targeted Smith on 32.9% of his pass attempts, which is the second-highest rate in the NFL. He has accounted for 38% of their receivin
Nick Sirianni talks Eagles backup QB battle, Makai Lemonâs progress (opens the original)
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Four plays. Thatâs how long it took Eagles backup quarterback Andy Dalton to throw an interception after he briefly replaced Jalen Hurts on Monday. This turnover, a major turning point in the Eaglesâ 27-7 loss to the Bears, shined a national spotlight on the teamâs messy backup quarterback situation. Naturally, Nick Sirianni was asked a direct question about it in his press conference on Wednesday: âDo you feel like Andy Dalton is your backup quarterback?â Sirianni gave a minute-long r
Eagles safeties under the microscope again as defensive woes continue in loss to Bears: âGot to tackle betterâ (opens the original)
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CHICAGO â The Eagles defense on Monday allowed 375 total yards to a Bears offense led by third-string quarterback Case Keenum, who last started a game 1,009 days ago. Some of the blame can be placed on the Eaglesâ safeties. Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio had a curious game plan for safeties Marcus Epps and Michael Carter II in the teamâs 27-7 loss. It appeared that Epps â who has struggled this season â was benched for Carter on the second drive of the game, but he returned ju
Jalen Hurts is bullish on early chemistry with Eagles wideouts as the offense builds âour own thingâ (opens the original)
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It was perhaps the biggest question entering the 2026 season: How would the Eagles pass game fare without A.J. Brown? DeVonta Smith was lauded as a No. 2 option, but it wasnât a guarantee heâd thrive as a No. 1 wideout. Dontayvion Wicks was a big wild card. Ditto for rookie Makai Lemon. Few had Darius Cooper making the 53-man roster, let alone being a regular contributor. Through two weeks, this room has been an advantage for Jalen Hurts and the Eagles, not a problem. » READ MORE: Zach Ertz
Offensive coordinator Sean Mannion talks Eaglesâ early-down woes, potential Zach Ertz role (opens the original)
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Sean Mannion knows his offense is still a work in progress. There have been positive signs, no doubt â like the teamâs strong third-down conversion rate (53%) â but their track record in one particular area ranks near the bottom of the league: According to Sportradar, the Eagles have an offensive success rate of 37% on first and second downs, which ranks last in the NFL. Theyâve converted a first down on first down just one time and theyâre tied for the most negative plays on offense t
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