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Eagles Prepared to Be without Landon Dickerson for the ‘Foreseeable Future’ per Coach Sirianni
The Eagles will be without their starting left guard for at least four games after further imaging showed a bone bruise in his right knee.
- On Tuesday, the Philadelphia Eagles placed three-time Pro Bowl left guard Landon Dickerson on injured reserve with a knee injury, sidelining him for at least four games after struggling in Sunday's 24-22 win over the Washington Commanders.
- Dickerson sustained a bone bruise in his right knee during practice several weeks ago but played through the injury during Week 1, later admitting his performance was a "liability" for the offense.
- The team signed wide receiver Britain Covey from the practice squad to the active roster and added tight end Josiah Deguara to the practice squad to address roster depth.
- Candidates to replace Dickerson include second-year lineman Drew Kendall and Willie Lampkin, with Coach Nick Sirianni also considering shifting Cam Jurgens to guard ahead of Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium.
- Sirianni expects the team to miss Dickerson "for the foreseeable future," though he declined to disclose the replacement plan, noting only that the Eagles have a "way we're leaning" regarding the offensive line.
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The Eagles officially placed Landon Dickerson on injured reserve Thursday, elevating Britain Covey to the active roster and signing a veteran NFL tight end to the practice squad.
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