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TE · PHI · 23 yrs · exp 0 · Vanderbilt
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Drops: Eli Stowers
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Eagles face a 2‑wideout shortage with Barkley questionable and Smith/Wicks out; several other players on IR or questionable
Barkley returns as limited participant; several teammates also limited or full participants
The Eagles announced on Thursday that quarterback Jalen Hurts will not play against the Panthers due to a blood clot in his calf, which leaves Tanner McKee in line to make the first non-Week 18 start of his career. McKee may have wide receiver DeVonta Smith available for the game. Smith has missed the last two games with a hamstring injury and he did not practice on Wednesday, but the team listed him as a limited participant in Thursday’s practice. Wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks is moving in the opposite direction with his hamstring injury. Wicks was out of practice Thursday after working on a limited basis on Wednesday. Running back Saquon Barkley (hamstring) remained out of practice and is on track to miss his second straight game. Defensive back Michael Carter (abdomen), linebacker AJ Epenesa (back), linebacker Jalyx Hunt (knee, ankle), and running back Will Shipley (foot) were also out on Thursday. Cornerback Jakorian Bennett (knee), wide receiver Hollywood Brown (ankle), tight end Grant Calcaterra (back), guard Landon Dickerson (knee), linebacker Jonathan Greenard (ankle), tight end EJ Jenkins (toe), center Drew Kendall (knee), guard Tyler Steen (shoulder), and tight end Eli Stowers (quad) were the team’s limited participants. Linebacker Zack Baun (shoulder), linebacker Jihaad Campbell (knee, wrist), defensive tackle Jalen Carter (wrist), linebacker Arnold Ebiketie (shoulder), safety Marcus Epps (groin), offensive tackle Fred Johnson (knee), and safety Andrew Mukuba (shoulder) were all listed as full participants
The rookie tight end returned to practice on Wednesday
The Eagles have 24 players on their injury report. None were resting players. Six of those didn’t practice. Running back Saquon Barkley (hamstring), defensive back Michael Carter (abdomen), outside linebacker Jalyx Hunt (knee/ankle), center Drew Kendall (knee), running back Will Shipley (foot) and wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring/toe). The toe injury is a new addition for Smith. Cornerback Jakorian Bennett (knee), wide receiver Marquise Brown (ankle), tight end Grant Calcaterra (back), offensive guard Landon Dickerson (knee), outside linebacker AJ Epenesa (back), safety Marcus Epps (groin), outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard (ankle), tight end EJ Jenkins (toe), offensive guard Tyler Steen (shoulder), tight end Eli Stowers (quad) and wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks (hamstring) were limited. Linebacker Zack Baun (shoulder), linebacker Jihaad Campbell (knee/wrist), defensive tackle Jalen Carter (wrist), outside linebacker Arnold Ebiketie (shoulder), quarterback Jalen Hurts (calf), offensive tackle Fred Johnson (knee) and safety Andrew Mukuba (shoulder) were full participants
Philadelphia Eagles open 21-day practice windows for Landon Dickerson, Jakorian Bennett, Grant Calcaterra, and Eli Stowers
Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert will miss several games after an MCL sprain, potentially landing on IR
Eagles place second-round pick Eli Stowers on IR, impacting tight end depth
Eli Stowers, a rookie tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, was placed on injured reserve after sustaining an injury in Week 1
Jonathan Greenard will miss Week 1 for the Eagles due to a pectoral injury, despite feeling "close" to ready. He returned to limited practice this week and could debut in Week 2 against the Titans. Nolan Smith, Jalyx Hunt, Arnold Ebiketie, and A.J. Epenesa will cover the outside linebacker snaps
Jonathan Greenard limited in practice, expected to play soon
While Eagles TEs coach Ryan Mahaffey has been excited by Eli Stowers' development, he's still preaching patience
Eagles GM Howie Roseman expressed high regard for former tight end Zach Ertz, calling him 'one of the greatest tight ends to play the game,' but stated he is happy with the current tight end room, which includes Dallas Goedert and rookie Eli Stowers
Zach Ertz may return to the Philadelphia Eagles, providing depth at tight end if Dallas Goedert is injured
Eli Stowers has a quiet start to training camp, mostly working with the second-team offense
Stowers (lower body) is practicing at the first week of training camp, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. The rookie second-round pick missed a few spring practices with an unspecified lower body injury. Now healthy, Stowers will have the next few weeks to make his case for a role in Philadelphia's offense. Dallas Goedert returns as the starter and has a long track record of handling huge snap shares
Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … Ranking NFL teams by under-25 talent: Pats, Texans lead list – ESPN 18) Philadelphia Eagles. Last year’s rank: 14. Blue chips: LB Jihaad Campbell, CB/S Cooper DeJean . Notable graduated players: DT Jalen Carter , CB Quinyon Mitchell , Edge Nolan Smith Jr. Several members of the Eagles’ great defense aged off our list this year: In addition to the 25-year-olds named above, there are defensive linemen Moro Ojomo , Byron Young and Jalyx Hunt . There’s still some younger talent remaining. Safety Andrew Mukuba and safety/nickelback DeJean are both 23. Campbell doesn’t turn 23 until February. On offense, it’s all about the 2026 draft picks. Tight end Eli Stowers is 23, while wide receiver Makai Lemon and offensive tackle Markel Bell are both 22. Jalen Hurts is the first Eagles player revealed on this year’s NFL Top 100 – BGN This year, the annual NFL Top 100 list is being revealed over the not so brief span of June 22 through September 4. A couple of former Philadelphia Eagles players have already made appearances ( A.J. Brown at No. 80, Josh Sweat at No. 78) but now a current member of the Birds has finally been revealed. Jalen Hurts is checking in at No. 56, according to this list determined by player voting. Here’s a highlights clip that features praise from his peers. Three training camp trade targets who make sense for the Eagles – PhillyVoice iOL Jackson Powers-Johnson (23), Raiders (6’3, 325) […] He reminds me a little of a shorter Landon Dickerson . This year, Powers-Johnson is in a camp battle for a starting guard spot with 2025 third-round pick Caleb Rogers . If it’s looking like Powers-Johnson is losing that battle, the Raiders could view him as expendable, and the Eagles could view him as immediate iOL depth as well as a reclamation project who could potentially take over for Dickerson if Dickerson has an early retirement. Projected cost: Sixth-round pick. 15 Eagles on offense to watch in 2026 training camp – NBCSP WR Hollywood Brown : Because the Eagles drafted Makai Lemon and because they traded for Dontayvion Wicks , Brown has sort of become the forgotten receiver in the room. But Brown is a former first-round pick who had 587 receiving yards with the Chiefs just last year. He provides some real depth at the position and even in Year 8 still has blazing speed. […] WR Makai Lemon: The Eagles traded up to No. 20 overall to draft Lemon out of USC but he missed the end of spring practices with a hamstring injury. Lemon should be back on the field for training camp and all eyes will be on the first-round pick. […] WR Dontayvion Wicks: Not only did the Eagles trade to acquire Wicks but then they gave him a one-year extension worth $12.5 million. Wicks has a leg up in the receiver competition because he has already played in a Shanahan-style offense and under new OC Sean Mannion. The Eagles are hoping Wicks has untapped potential he wasn’t able to reach in Green Bay because he was buried on the Packers ’ depth chart. Eagles’ Cooper DeJean mastered slot corner. Can he do the same at safety? – The Athletic Cooper DeJean and Reed Blankenship hosted Vic Fangio on their podcast this summer. The visit brought an admission from the Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator about DeJean that Fangio first revealed in the spring and showcased during offseason practices, when DeJean played safety while the Eagles aligned in their base defense. Fangio’s comment seemed especially relevant given that the star slot cornerback and the former starting safety shared the screen like they used to share the secondary. “Your days at corner hopefully are over,” Fangio told him on “ Exciting Mics .” “… Coop is replacing Reed part time.” The context to the statement is that DeJean, a first-team All-Pro in his second season, is an every-down player for the Eagles. On most snaps, that means he plays in the slot — where he was considered the best in the NFL. When the Eagles are not playing with [... truncated ...]
Philadelphia Eagles tight end Eli Stowers, a second-round pick, shows long-term potential despite not being an immediate contributor. Dynasty managers may consider him a stash option
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