The Philadelphia Eagles have multiple starters who will not be playing in the against the Washington Commanders after the inactive list was released.

Dickerson (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's contest against the Commanders. Dickerson will get a breather in Week 18 as Philadelphia gears up for the postseason. In his absence, Brett Toth and Matt Pryor are both candidates to draw the start at left guard versus Washington.

Philadelphia was without Lane Johnson, Jalen Carter and Landon Dickerson for Thursday's practice ahead of the Week 15 game vs. the Raiders

The Philadelphia Eagles will make their annual trip to the Nation’s Capital to take on the Washington Commanders this Saturday. The Eagles are 9-5 and control their own destiny in the NFC East Division. It would take an ultimate collapse for them to lose ...

PHILADELPHIA - The Eagles ruled out six starters for Sunday’s Week 18 regular-season finale against the Washington Commanders.  Philadelphia formally ruled out

Philadelphia released their inactives for Week 18 and DeVonta Smith is among the players suited up and set to play

Both Landon Dickerson (calf/rest) and Fred Johnson (ankle) returned to practice on Thursday after missing Wednesday and are good to go against the Commanders on Saturday. Meanwhile, Lane Johnson (foot) and Jalen Carter (shoulders) have been ruled out.

Dickerson (knee) was listed as a limited participant on Philadelphia's practice estimate Tuesday. Dickerson was on the field for all 58 of the Eagles' offensive snaps during Sunday's game at Dallas, so it's not clear when he picked up the knee injury.

After missing all of December, Jalen Carter, but not Lane Johnson, will return for the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 17 against the Bills.

The Eagles are still without two of their star players as they kick off their preparations to face the Raiders on Sunday. The Eagles held a walkthrough Wednesday on a short week but listed Lane Johnson (foot) and Jalen Carter (shoulders) as non ...

The Eagles’ backup plan backfired, and the Super Bowl champions will start their postseason defense of the title as the No. 3 seed in the NFC.