The Philadelphia Eagles have a laundry list of players who are injured and out for the time being or who were recently injured.
Philly is coming off a 25-14 home loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 6. That loss dropped them to 2-4, but it also added three new names to the injury list to monitor.
Last week's injury report going into Week 6 listed 24 players. We won't name all of them (unless their injuries become problematic); we are naming the main players who just got hurt or have been hurt, and the Eagles are waiting to see who returns.
Every major player injured on the Eagles entering Week 7
Saquon Barkley, RB (Hamstring)
Barkley has missed the last two games with a hamstring injury. He also had a stinger in his neck earlier in the season, so the running back has had a year of injuries. The hope is that he will be back either this week or next.
Jalen Hurts, QB (Blood Clot - Calf)
Hurts suffered a blood clot after a calf injury he sustained in the Eagles' Week 4 game against the Los Angeles Rams. The story has evolved quickly from him being ruled out for the Week 6 Panthers game to now being ruled out for the season, as the blood clot has traveled to his lung. The focus is on him getting healthier before even thinking about football.
Landon Dickerson, OL (Knee)
Dickerson has been on IR since Week 2, after he played through a knee injury in the Week 1 win over the Washington Commanders. He practiced for the first time before the Panthers game but was not activated. Dickerson could be activated this week or next.
Eli Stowers, TE (Quad)
Stowers has been on IR since Week 1 with a quad injury. It does not appear that the Eagles are in a rush to make him active, so there's a chance his rookie season is considered a redshirt year.
Will Shipley, RB (Foot)
Shipley was put on IR and is expected to miss at least three more games after missing the Panthers game. He injured his foot in the first half of the Jaguars game.
Tank Bigsby, RB (Abdomen)
Bigsby is currently on IR with an abdomen injury he suffered in the Week 4 Rams game. He has so far missed two games, so he will miss two more before the Eagles can activate him on the 53-man roster and open his 21-day practice window before that.
Jalyx Hunt, EDGE (Knee/Ankle)
Hunt was hurt on the final play of the first half of the Jaguars game. He avoided a worse injury and is considered week-to-week. Hunt missed the Panthers game and could either return this week or next.
Michael Carter II, S (Abdomen)
Carter did not play in the Panthers game after leaving the Jaguars game before halftime with the abdomen injury. Marcus Epps replaced Carter in the lineup.
A.J. Epenesa, EDGE (Back)
Epenesa missed the Week 6 Panthers game due to a back injury, the first game missed for him this year because of an injury. He's the latest name of injured edge rushers for the Eagles.
Drew Kendall, C (Knee)
Kendall missed the Week 5 Jacksonville Jaguars game with the knee injury, but was technically active for the Panthers game as well. The Eagles started Jake Majors at center, and Kendall was the emergency backup. That at least shows that, with another game to rest the knee, Kendall has a much better chance of starting again in Week 7.
Carson Steele, RB (Shoulder)
Steele left the Panthers game early with a shoulder injury after lowering it to run over a defender. There is no word yet on the injury's severity. The Eagles had Dameon Pierce and Jaydon Blue as their only healthy backs on the active roster on game day.
Nolan Smith Jr., EDGE (Concussion)
Smith left the Panthers game early with a concussion and did not return. He will likely go through concussion protocol, leaving his status for the Week 7 Cowboys game uncertain. We most likely won't know if he will play until late in the week.
Jordan Davis, DT (Ankle)
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Davis left the Panthers game as well, as he suffered an ankle injury and did not return. The hope is that it is not too serious and that he will be able to practice this week.
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