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Philadelphia Eagles Inactives List for Week 7 Game Against Giants

Let's take one final look at the Eagles' inactives before Week 6's game versus the Browns begins.
Geoffrey Knox
Geoffrey Knox

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Dallas Goedert, Philadelphia Eagles / Gus Stark/GettyImages

Philadelphia Eagles vs. New York Giants... So many memories... We could talk about this for hours, and though each matchup has its chance of great singular moments, we find ourselves daydreaming about DeSean Jackson's 2010 punt return constantly.

That never gets old, but DeSean can't be teleported into the 2024 season. Philly will have to work with what they have, and this roster is working through some challenges with injuries.

Eagles announce roster moves on Friday and Saturday ahead of their game vs. Giants.

Philly opened 21-day practice windows for Sydney Brown (Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform) and WR Ainias Smith (Injured Reserve; Designated for Return) on October 7th. They have until October 27th to determine whether or not they'll elevate them to the roster. If not, they return to the IR for the remainder of the season.

A practice window was also opened for Albert Okwuegbunam (Injured Reserve; Designated for Return). The same rules apply. His window closes on November 6th.

Jordan Mailata was placed on injured reserve on October 18th. He isn't eligible to return until the Thursday night, November 14th game vs. Washington, but as John McMullen reports, the Nov. 24 game at the L.A. Rams seems like more likely return date.

That comes after a mini-bye and a full week of practice. We'll see what happens, but there's a game to play this Sunday. And, it's an important one.

Full Inactives List for Eagles

Philly dropped their injury report on Friday. Here's a refresher. Dallas Goedert, and Byron Young have been ruled out of Week 7's game. Eli Ricks and Darius Slay were questionable.

They also announced two other roster announcements on Saturday. They are activating Sydney Brown from the injured reserve and are elevating Jack Driscoll from the practice squad to the active roster for Sunday's game.

Inactives were announced 90 minutes before kickoff. Here's what we know so far. Darius Slay is active!

Player

Position

Eli Ricks

Cornerback

Darrian Kinnard

Guard/Tackle

Trevor Keegan

Guard

Dallas Goedert

Tight End

Byron Young

Defensive Tackle

Tanner McKee

QB3

The Eagles will face some challenges with important guys out, but that can be said about every NFL team in every NFL city. Let's get this win today!

Offensive Impact

Dallas Goedert is a big loss, but Philly doesn't target him nearly enough. The big news here is Jordan Mailata is out. That means Fred Johnson gets the start at left tackle and will spend much of his day lined up across from Brian Burns. Pay attention as that's one of several matchups to key in on.

Defensive Impact

Philly is relatively healthy on the defensive side of the ball. That's a good thing. Byron Young is out, but Philly will have Jalen Carter, Milton Williams, Jordan Davis, and Moro Ojomu available. That being said, the interior of the defensive line should be fine.

Full Inactives List for Giants

The Giants also announced their Week 7 inactives 90 minutes before kickoff. They are named below. Check back for updates.

Player

Position

Christopher Hubbard

Tackle

Jamie Gillan

Punter

Adoree' Jackson

Cornerback

Anthony Johnson

Safety

Boogie Basham

Outside Linebacker

Tommy DeVito

QB3

Kickoff approaches. MetLife Stadium provides the backdrop. Things didn't go well here when Philly visited last January during the 2023-24 regular-season finale. How about some revenge? We mean 'revenge' for Saquon Barkley AND the Philadelphia Eagles.

Geoffrey Knox

Geoffrey Knox

Geoffrey has been covering the Philadelphia Eagles since 2014 and has been with Inside The Iggles since 2015, taking over as the expert/editor in 2015. He's also covered the NFL, college football, and college basketball for several other publications while writing for several hip-hop publications and creating original content for sports and music platforms since 1998.