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Eagles Offense Prepares for Titans Amidst Dickerson Absence
Cam Jurgens shifts to left guard as the Eagles replace injured Landon Dickerson with Drew Kendall at center, a bold reshuffle that changes two spots.
- On Sunday, September 20, 2026, the Philadelphia Eagles moved Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens to left guard and inserted second-year player Drew Kendall at center for their Week 2 matchup against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium in Nashville.
- Starting left guard Landon Dickerson's placement on injured reserve with a knee injury forced the reconfiguration, with the veteran expected to miss at least four games this season.
- Jurgens earned Pro Bowl honors in each of his first two seasons at center, while Kendall, a 2025 fifth-round pick from Boston College, cross-trained at both positions during training camp.
- With temperatures in Nashville expected to reach 95 degrees, the Eagles seek a 2-0 start after escaping their 24-22 Week 1 victory over the Washington Commanders.
- Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons of Tennessee represents the primary challenge for Philadelphia's interior line, as the unit must maintain continuity while executing these complex positional changes.
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When the Philadelphia Eagles’ left guard Landon Dickerson landed on the Injury Reserve following their Week 1 victory, Philly needed a plan. That plan came in the form of two roster shuffles: center Cam Jurgens got moved to LG, with Drew Kendall taking Jurgens’ role for Week 2 against the Tennessee Titans. When this shuffle […]
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