Eagles vs. Commanders odds, NFL Week 8 first touchdown scorer picks, predictions for Sunday Night Football
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Predictions focus on Rachaad White and Dallas Goedert as likely first‑touchdown scorers for the Commanders and Eagles, respectively
Teams eye key positions as trade deadline nears, with notable moves like Jeffery Simmons to the Bears and potential deals for Jonathan Taylor and other players
Darius Cooper of the Philadelphia Eagles has an opportunity for increased targets in Week 8 against the Washington Commanders due to injuries to DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks. Despite leading the team in offensive snaps last week, Cooper had limited targets and production. He has shown flashes of fantasy value with four touchdowns this season, but has been inconsistent. With other key players like Dallas Goedert also heavily targeted, Cooper faces a challenge to establish himself as a reliable fantasy option, especially with rookie QB Tanner McKee still developing. The matchup against a weak Washington pass defense presents a potential opportunity for Cooper, but fantasy managers are advised not to rush to add him
The Eagles remained without some key offensive players at practice on Thursday. Running back Saquon Barkley missed practice for the second straight day. He returned from a hamstring injury last Monday night, but hurt his back and only played 10 snaps in the loss to the Cowboys. Wide receivers DeVonta Smith (hamstring) and Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) did not play in that game and they have also been out of practice both days this week. Linebacker Jihaad Campbell (hamstring, back), wide receiver Britain Covey (knee), and cornerback Jonathan Jones (hamstring) missed practice as well. Cornerback Michael Carter (abdomen), safety Marcus Epps (jaw, concussion evaluation), linebacker Jonathan Greenard (ankle), linebacker Jalyx Hunt (knee, ankle), defensive tackle Moro Ojomo (neck), and linebacker Nolan Smith (concussion) were limited participants. Linebacker Zack Baun (shoulder), cornerback Jakorian Bennett (knee), guard Landon Dickerson (pectoral), linebacker Arnold Ebiketie (shoulder), tight end Dallas Goedert (knee), center Drew Kendall (knee), linebacker Smael Mondon (knee), and guard Tyler Steen (shoulder) were full participants
Eagles running back Saquon Barkley played with a hamstring injury on Monday night. He had nine touches on only 10 snaps as he tweaked his back. The Eagles estimated Barkley as a non-participant, listing both injuries. “The hamstring came out great,” Barkley said after the 38-21 loss to the Cowboys. “The back just locked up on me.” The Eagles, who did not practice Wednesday, also listed linebacker Jihaad Campbell (hamstring/quad), wide receiver Britain Covey (knee), cornerback Jonathan Jones (hamstring), wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring) and wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) as non-participants. Defensive back Michael Carter (abdomen), outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard (ankle), outside linebacker Jalyx Hunt (knee/ankle), linebacker Smael Mondon (knee), defensive tackle Moro Ojomo (neck) and outside linebacker Nolan Smith (concussion) were limited on Wednesday’s report. The Eagles listed linebacker Zack Baun (shoulder), cornerback Jakorian Bennett (knee), offensive guard Landon Dickerson (pectoral), outside linebacker Arnold Ebiketie (shoulder), tight end Dallas Goedert (knee), center Drew Kendall (knee) and offensive guard Tyler Steen (shoulder) as full participants
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As the Dallas Cowboys face the Philadelphia Eagles in a Week 7 Monday Night Football clash, fantasy managers are looking at potential first touchdown scorers. CeeDee Lamb is a strong pick for the Cowboys, with expectations that Dak Prescott will target him heavily near the end zone to boost his confidence. For the Eagles, Dallas Goedert is a prime candidate, especially with Saquon Barkley questionable and Devonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks out, making Goedert a key target for Tanner McKee in scoring situations
Here's the latest Eagles injury report as they get ready to face the Cowboys on Monday night at the Linc
Eagles’ backup wide receiver Darius Cooper may step into a starting role in Week 7 after injuries to key receivers, potentially boosting his fantasy value
Darius Cooper could see increased playing time and additional targets if Philadelphia's injuries persist
Friday news and updates
Barkley returns as limited participant; several teammates also limited or full participants
Dallas Goedert, the Eagles tight end, is sidelined due to a knee issue
Eagles face a season‑ending injury to Jalen Hurts, prompting a look at key players and the team’s short‑term outlook
The Panthers led 10-0 before the Eagles made things interesting. Tanner McKee, starting for Jalen Hurts, led Philadelphia on a 10-play, 78-yard drive with Dameon Pierce scoring on a 2-yard run with 2:42 remaining in the first half. Carolina leads 10-7 at halftime. On their touchdown drive, the Eagles benefited with a 22-yard defensive pass interference penalty on rookie Will Lee, who pulled down Dallas Goedert’s pants. It was Lee’s second DPI, and set up Pierce’s touchdown run. The Panthers have outgained the Eagles 178 to 110, with Bryce Young going 12-of-21 for 162 yards and a touchdown. Tetairoa McMillan has five catches for 79 yards. McKee is 13-of-23 for 94 yards, with Goedert catching four passes for 38 yards
Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts disagree on the management of Philly's final drive
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