Wednesday's Injury Report

Pro Bowl left guard Landon Dickerson was sidelined briefly on Monday night against the Los Angeles Chargers due to a calf injury. Despite missing 12 offensive snaps in the overtime battle, Dickerson would have practiced for the Eagles on Wednesday as a limited participant.

The team held a walkthrough on Wednesday, so the injury report is an estimation.

While there's good news regarding Dickerson, All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson remains sidelined with a foot injury. He would not have practiced on Wednesday. Johnson suffered the injury in the Week 11 win over Detroit. Fred Johnson replaced Lane Johnson against the Lions and has started the last three games.

Defensive tackle Jalen Carter would have been the only other Eagle on the active roster to miss practice on Wednesday. Carter is sidelined with injuries to both shoulders. He did not play on Monday night against the Chargers. The Eagles opened against Los Angeles with a four-man front, anchored by Jordan Davis and Moro Ojomo in the middle at defensive tackle. Byron Young played 32 snaps on Monday night, one week after a season-high 38, to help pick up the slack in Carter's absence.

The Eagles opened long snapper Charley Hughlett's 21-day practice window on Wednesday. Hughlett has not played since the Week 4 win over the Buccaneers due to an abdominal injury. He would have been a full participant. The Eagles waived Hughlett's replacement Cal Adomitis on Tuesday.

Rookie offensive tackle Myles Hinton's 21-day practice window expired, so he will remain on Injured Reserve for the rest of the year with a back injury.

Eagles Injury Report

Did Not Participate

DT Jalen Carter (Shoulders)
T Lane Johnson (Foot)

Limited Participation

G Landon Dickerson (Calf)

Full Participation

LB Zack Baun (Hand)
LS Charley Hughlett (Abdomen)

*The Eagles held a walkthrough on Wednesday, so the injury report is an estimation.

QB Geno Smith, DE Maxx Crosby sidelined for Raiders on Wednesday

All signs point to former Eagles quarterback Kenny Pickett returning to Lincoln Financial Field for a start in his homecoming this Sunday afternoon.

The Raiders' quarterback entered Sunday's loss to the Broncos at the start of the fourth quarter after starter Geno Smith exited with a shoulder injury.

In the two full drives led by Pickett, the Raiders scored 10 of their 17 points.

Smith did not practice on Wednesday.

That's not the only injury to monitor for the Raiders.

Starting safety Jeremy Chinn missed Wednesday's practice with a back injury. Chinn posted 11 tackles and a sack against the Broncos on Sunday, playing every snap on defense. The Raiders added Chinn to the injury report last Friday and he was questionable for the Broncos game.

Defensive end Maxx Crosby also missed Wednesday's practice with knee and shoulder injuries. Crosby also played every snap on defense and finished with four tackles and a sack of Broncos quarterback Bo Nix. Crosby did not practice last Thursday or Friday due to the knee injury (the shoulder is a new addition to the injury report). Crosby, like Chinn, was questionable to play against Denver.

The Raiders opened starting left tackle Kolton Miller's practice window on Wednesday. He was limited with an ankle injury that has sidelined him since the end of September.

Raiders Injury Report

Did Not Participate

LB Jamal Adams (Knee)
S Jeremy Chinn (Back)
DE Maxx Crosby (Knee/Shoulder)
QB Geno Smith (Right Shoulder/Back)
TE Ian Thomas (Calf)

Limited Participation

WR Alex Bachman (Thumb)
TE Michael Mayer (Ankle)
T Kolton Miller (Ankle)
WR Dont'e Thornton (Concussion)

Full Participation

C/G Jordan Meredith (Foot)