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Eagles begin Dolphins week with a long injury report that first aired on NBC Sports Philadelphia.

On the Eagles’ initial injury report from this week, Reed Blankenship, Lane Johnson, Bradley Roby, and DeVonta Smith were all listed as not practising.

The statuses represent an estimate of how a player would have been ranked had the Eagles conducted a complete practise on Wednesday, when the team conducted a walkthrough.

This implies that, in theory, someone may take part in a walkthrough sparingly and be marked as having “did not practise” because, in the event that the Eagles had done a full practise, he would not have taken part at all.

In the Jets ‘ defeat, Blankenship sustained rib injuries, Johnson departed the game early due to an ankle injury, and Johnson also sustained a shoulder injury. The nature of Smith’s injuries was unknown before.

The good news is that both Jalen Carter and Darius Slay, who were both absent from the Jets game, are listed as limited for Wednesday; Carter has an ankle injury, and Slay has a knee injury. Milton Williams (ankle) and Dallas Goedert (groyne) are also classified as limited.

On game day, those who are labelled as limited early in the week usually return, however this isn’t always the case.

Sydney Brown (hamstring), Eli Ricks (knee), and Marlon Tuipulotu (triceps) were all active. Brown had missed the previous three games due to injury.

The Eagles have started 31 different players so far this season due to injury, with eight of them playing in the secondary and 17 of them playing defence. So far, only Jordan Davis, Haason Reddick, and Josh Sweat have started every game on defence.

The offensive starters for all six games have been A.J. Brown, Smith, Goedert, Hurts, Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Jason Kelce, and Johnson.

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Julio Jones, a wide receiver, was added to the Eagles roster on Tuesday. Head coach Nick Sirianni gave an explanation of the decision’s reasoning during his news conference on Wednesday.

The team is severely shorthanded at wide receiver (Quez Watkins recently placed on injured reserve), but Sirianni also mentioned that the Eagles were impressed with Jones’ footage from the previous season with the Buccaneers. According to Sirianni, Jones shown “a lot of pop in his legs” during a workout, which gave them hope that he would be able to assist the squad in the upcoming weeks.

Does he still have the strength in his legs, the capacity to sprint, the ability to avoid cuts, and the ability to make plays after the explosion? Sirianni stated, “All those things we thought were really still good.”

While discussing what attracted the Eagles to Jones this week, Sirianni reiterated that Jones will play a supporting role and that the passing game will still primarily run through A.J. Brown, Devonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert.

When Sydney Brown first came on NBC Sports Philadelphia, he provided a very encouraging report regarding his hamstring ailment.

Sydney Brown, an Eagles rookie defensive back, announced on Wednesday that he will play again on Sunday Night Football in the team’s Week 7 matchup against the Dolphins. Brown had missed the previous three games due to a hamstring injury.

“I’m all in,” Brown declared.

Since suffering a hamstring injury against the Buccaneers in Week 3, the 23-year-old Brown has missed the following three games due to injury. This past weekend against the Jets, he was labelled as questionable, but he did not play.

When Sydney Brown first came on NBC Sports Philadelphia, he provided a very encouraging report regarding his hamstring ailment.

Eagles rookie defensive back Sydney Brown, who has been sidelined for the past three games due to a hamstring issue, said on WednesdayBrown found it a little irritating because he had never really dealt with a chronic soft tissue injury like this before.

It’s not easy, Brown said. I’m not a doctor for a reason—if I was, I would have most likely taped my hamstring to the back of my leg and participated in the previous three games. But I was unable. I cannot contribute in any way to the team if I am not fully myself. I’ve been attempting to develop myself, learn from walkthrough reps, and simply take each day as it comes.

I’m beginning to feel better every day. One thing I will tell you, though, is that I am blessed to be prepared to go this week. There’s no hurrying these things. It could get more serious if you try to expedite it.

The Eagles’ secondary has been completely destroyed by injuries while Brown has been sidelined. At MetLife Stadium on Sunday, one starting safety, Justin Evans, is sidelined due to a knee ailment, while the other, Reed Blankenship, has a rib injury. Bradley Roby, the team’s new nickel cornerback, also had a shoulder injury against the Jets. This season, the Eagles have already deployed thirteen different defensive backs.

Despite having just played 16 defensive snaps in his NFL career, Brown—an Illinois native selected in the third round—could play a big part against the Dolphins on Sunday night.

Indeed, Brown stated, “It’s just the next-man-up thing.” Some of our senior guys have accomplished a great deal. Unfortunately, the injury is kind of [being hit], and you never know when your name will be called. However, I’ve been getting ready for this, so I’ll be ready to go if my name is called.

Brown has been attempting to maximise his walkthrough reps and maintain maximum mental engagement for the past three weeks. Even if it might not seem like those repetitions are making a difference right now, he conceded that “the little things add up.”

Brown demonstrated his ability to play nickel corner and safety earlier in the season. Against Miami, he might be useful to the Eagles at either location.

By a wide margin, the Dolphins’ offence ranks highest in the NFL going into this contest. The Dolphins are averaging roughly 100 yards more each game than the Eagles, who have the second-best offence in the league this year.

Thus, Sydney, welcome back.

Brown remarked, “You have to play on the same pitch as them.” “We have a solid strategy in place, and I’m optimistic. I have faith in our future endeavours. Although they are an extremely self-assured club, we will use every effort to thwart their potent offensive line.