Following Monday night's game in Chicago, the Eagles held a walkthrough as they began their on-field preparation for Sunday's showdown with the Los Angeles Rams at Lincoln Financial Field. It's the team's first game back home after two weeks on the road.
Six Eagles would not have practiced on Wednesday, as the team released an estimated injury report – linebacker Zack Baun is in the concussion protocol, wide receiver Hollywood Brown (ankle), tight end Dallas Goedert (knee), offensive tackle Fred Johnson (knee), running back Will Shipley (foot), and wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring).
Brown, Goedert, and Johnson missed the Bears game due to injury. Shipley and Smith missed practice time last week leading up to the Chicago contest.
Defensive tackle Jalen Carter has been dealing with a wrist injury, but he would have been a full participant on Wednesday. Outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard, fresh off of his Eagles debut, would have been a full participant as well with the pectoral injury that sidelined him for the first two weeks of the season.
Eagles Injury Report
Did Not Participate
LB Zack Baun (Concussion)
WR Hollywood Brown (Ankle)
TE Dallas Goedert (Knee)
T Fred Johnson (Knee)
RB Will Shipley (Foot)
WR DeVonta Smith (Hamstring)
Limited Participation
LB Jihaad Campbell (Knee)
DT Jordan Davis (Calf)
DT Moro Ojomo (Calf/Elbow)
Full Participation
RB Tank Bigsby (Abdomen)
DT Jalen Carter (Wrist)
WR Darius Cooper (Knee)
OLB Jonathan Greenard (Pectoral)
DT Byron Young (Toe)
The Los Angeles Rams are preparing to welcome the return of wide receiver Puka Nacua to the lineup Sunday against the Eagles. The All-Pro has missed the past two games with a hip injury/groin soreness. Head Coach Sean McVay told reporters prior to Wednesday's practice that he's "excited to be able to have (Nacua) back," according to the Rams' website.
Nacua had not practiced since Week 2. He was expected to be limited on Wednesday.
McVay said that several Rams would not practice on Wednesday, including defensive tackle Aaron Donald (back), tight ends Terrance Ferguson (ankle) and Colby Parkinson (knee, shoulder), and cornerback Jaylen Watson (shoulder).
Ferguson and Watson, both starters, are not expected to play against the Eagles.
