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Falcons vs. Eagles Inactives

Sep 06, 2018 at 08:46 PM

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Graham Foley

The following Eagles players will be inactive for tonight's game: quarterback Carson Wentz, wide receiver Alshon Jeffery, offensive tackle Jordan Mailata, offensive guards Matt Pryor and Chance Warmack, defensive end Josh Sweat.

For the Falcons, inactives are: cornerbacks Isaiah Oliver and Blidi Wreh-Wilson, safety Jordan Richards, longsnapper Josh Harris, offensive guard Ben Garland, offensive tackle Matt Gono, and defensive lineman Justin Zimmer.

Tight end Richard Rodgers is on the injured/reserve list along with wide receiver Mack Hollins, who was added to the list today. The Eagles have just six inactives because Hollins' addition to injured/reserve brings the roster to 52 total players. For Week 1, linebacker Nigel Bradham and safety Deiondre' Hall are suspended and do not count toward the roster total.

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