
The Philadelphia Eagles entered their Week 5 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars already dealing with a significant injury crisis, as six players were listed as inactive heading into the game. Among them were standout wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring), running back Saquon Barkley (week-to-week hamstring), and defensive lineman Marcus Epps (groin), while others like Drew Kendall (knee) and Jonathan Greenard (ankle) faced day-to-day or prolonged setbacks.
The offensive line was further weakened by the retirement of Lane Johnson and the trade of Cam Jurgens to the Baltimore Ravens, while running back Tank Bigsby was placed on injured reserve following core muscle surgery. The situation worsened during the game in London, where injuries piled up, including linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr.’s ejection after a fight on the opening kickoff, and further sidelinings of Will Shipley (foot), Jalyx Hunt (ankle/knee), and Michael Carter III (abdomen).
Additional concerns arose for Tyler Steen and Quinyon Mitchell, both of whom suffered shoulder issues that temporarily removed them from the lineup. Beyond the immediate matchup, the Eagles face uncertainty with players like Landon Dickerson, Eli Stowers, Grant Calcaterra, and Jakorian Bennett, all recovering from knee, hamstring, or back injuries, while Andre’ Sam and Johnny Wilson remain ineligible to return this season due to foot and knee issues, respectively.

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