Eagles vs. Steelers injury report: Latest updates, news for Week 15

Britain Covey has been ruled out for Philadelphia, while George Pickens is out for Pittsburgh in the Eagles vs. Steelers

The Eagles released their final injury report, and wide receiver Britain Covey has been ruled out despite a complete week of practice.

Mekhi Becton (rest), Reed Blankenship (concussion), A.J. Brown (rest),  Sydney Brown (knee),  Jalen Carter (shoulder),  Britain Covey (neck),  Nakobe Dean (elbow), Cooper DeJean (rest),  Landon Dickerson (rest),  C.J. Gardner-Johnson (rest), Jalen Hurts (left finger), Lane Johnson (personal),  Darius Slay (rest), and Josh Sweat (rest) were all full participants, and will play.

For Pittsburgh, George Pickens is officially out, while DeShon Elliott and Larry Ogunjobi are — two significant blows to the Steelers run defense.

Eagles activate Britain Covey from Injured Reserve for game vs. Rams

Eagles activate Britain Covey from Injured Reserve for game vs. Rams

Vic Fangio is not a fan of Cooper DeJean returning punts, and he will get his wish for the star cornerback to be removed after Britain Covey returned to practice on Wednesday.

Covey had his practice window opened nine weeks after suffering a broken shoulder in the win over New Orleans.  On Saturday, Covey was activated from injured reserve and will play against the Rams.

Last season, Covey led the NFL with 417 punt return yards and was the only player with multiple punt returns of 50+ yards. Since 2022, Covey has the league’s second-most punt return yards (734).

DeJean handled punt return duties in Covey’s absence, averaging 11.8 yards per return.

DeVonta Smith injury update: Eagles star WR has been ruled out vs. Rams in Week 12

The Philadelphia Eagles have ruled DeVonta Smith out for the Week 12 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams with a hamstring injury

A.J. Brown missed three games with a hamstring injury and has looked explosive and fluid heading into Week 12.  DeVonta Smith could end up with that same prognosis if it helps the Eagles star get healthy for a playoff run.

Smith has been dealing with a hamstring injury for two weeks now, and he’ll miss his second game of the season after being ruled out on Friday.

Smith was a non-participant in all three of Philadelphia’s practices this week.

Smith has 41 catches for 516 yards (12.6 average) and four touchdowns, but he’s only accounted for six receptions and 43 yards on nine targets over his last two games.

The Eagles will face the Rams on Sunday night, and after placing Bryce Huff on Injured Reserve, Philadelphia could activate Britain Covey with an available roster spot.

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DeVonta Smith injury update: Latest news as Eagles WR misses 2nd straight practice

DeVonta Smith could be a game time decisions for Sunday night vs. the Rams after missing his second straight practice with a hamstring injury

The Eagles are 8-2 and roaring towards a fourth straight playoff appearance, but the idea is to have the entire 53-man roster healthy.

DeVonta Smith is dealing with a nagging hamstring injury, and the star wide receiver could be a game-time decision after missing his second straight practice of the week ahead of Sunday’s pivotal matchup at the Los Angeles Rams.

Rookie outside linebacker Jalyx Hunt missed Wednesday’s practice with an ankle injury but was a limited participant early on Thursday.

Two key starters – linebacker Nakobe Dean (groin) and quarterback Jalen Hurts (ankle) – were limited.

Britain Covey, who had his 21-day practice window opened on Wednesday, was a full participant. Covey is eligible to come off Injured Reserve from his shoulder injury. The Eagles would need to make a corresponding roster move to activate Covey.

Smith has 41 catches for 516 yards (12.6 average) and four touchdowns, but he’s only accounted for six receptions and 43 yards on nine targets over his last two games.

The Eagles will face the Rams on Sunday night, giving Smith eight extra hours of rest before kickoff.

DeVonta Smith injury update: Will Eagles star WR play vs. Rams in Week 12?

DeVonta Smith missed the Philadelphia Eagles Wednesday practice with a lingering hamstring injury

A.J. Brown missed three games with a hamstring injury and has looked explosive and fluid heading into Week 12.  DeVonta Smith could end up with that same prognosis if it helps the Eagles star get healthy for a playoff run.

Smith has been dealing with a hamstring injury for two weeks now, and although he hasn’t missed any game action, he has missed practice time.

Smith was a non-participant in Philadelphia’s Wednesday practice’s early, open media portion.

Smith has 41 catches for 516 yards (12.6 average) and four touchdowns, but he’s only accounted for six receptions and 43 yards on nine targets over his last two games.

The Eagles will face the Rams on Sunday night, giving Smith eight extra hours of rest before kickoff.

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Eagles open the practice window for Britain Covey ahead of game vs. Rams

Philadelphia Eagles open the practice window for Britain Covey ahead of game vs. Los Angeles Rams in Week 12

Vic Fangio is not a fan of Cooper DeJean returning punts, and he could get his wish for the star cornerback to be removed after Britain Covey returned to practice on Wednesday.

Covey had his practice window opened nine weeks after suffering a broken shoulder in the win over New Orleans.

Last season, Covey led the NFL with 417 punt return yards and was the only player with multiple punt returns of 50+ yards. Since 2022, Covey has the league’s second-most punt return yards (734).

DeJean handled punt return duties in Covey’s absence, averaging 11.8 yards per return.

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Eagles sign WR John Ross to the practice squad

Philadelphia Eagles sign wide receiver John Ross to the practice squad and place Britain Covey on injured reserve

The Eagles are bringing back a familiar face, signing wide receiver John Ross to the practice squad ahead of the Week 3 matchup against the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay.

Ross was one of the final roster cuts to end training camp but returns to a team battling multiple injuries.

The Eagles are thin at wide receiver with Britain Covey going on injured reserve with a broken bone in his shoulder.

A.J. Brown has missed the past two games with a hamstring injury, while DeVonta Smith could be out with a concussion.

Eagles place WR Britain Covey on Injured Reserve

Eagles place WR Britain Covey on Injured Reserve with a shoulder injury

The Eagles will be without Britain Covey for at least four weeks after the punt returner and wide receiver were placed on Injured Reserve.

According to Brandon Lee Gowton, Covey suffered a broken bone in his shoulder after being tackled out of bounds in Sunday’s win over the Saints.

The Eagles are already thin at wide receiver and could be without A.J. Brown (hamstring) and DeVonta Smith (concussion) for Sunday’s game at Tampa Bay.

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Britain Covey exits Eagles matchup against Saints with a shoulder injury

Britain Covey exits Eagles matchup against Saints with a shoulder injury

Britain Covey was already one of the top punt returners in the NFL, and this season, he’s quietly developed into a reliable wide receiver target for quarterback Jalen Hurts.

The dual-threat pass catcher was just forced to the locker room with a shoulder injury, and it’s something to monitor.

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Covey had one catch for 11 yards in the first half and has six catches for 23 yards (3.8 avg) on the season.

Sights and sounds from first half of Eagles Week 1 matchup vs. Packers in Brazil

The Eagles started the first half miserable in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but thanks to a stout defense, Philadelphia only ended up down 6-0 and entered the second half down 19-17 after regrouping. Both offenses made explosive plays, and the Packers secured …

The Eagles started the first half miserable in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but thanks to a stout defense, Philadelphia only ended up down 6-0 and entered the second half down 19-17 after regrouping.

Both offenses made explosive plays, and the Packers secured two early turnovers to exit the first half up two points. Packers quarterback Jordan Love was 7-14 passing for 130 yards and one first-half touchdown.

Free agent running back Josh Jacobs had six carries for four yards, Emmanuel Wilson led Green Bay with three carries for 37 yards, and Jayden Reed led all pass catchers with two catches for 79 yards and a score. With the second half set to begin, here are takeaways from the first half.