Injury Report: DeVonta Smith, Zach Pascal remain limited; five Titans starters miss practice

Victor Williams
December 1, 2022
Eagles
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The Eagles have released Thursday’s injury report ahead of Sunday’s game vs. Tennessee.

Thursday Injury Report

Philadelphia Eagles

S CJ Gardner-Johnson (kidney) — DNP
CB James Bradberry (rest) — LP
WR AJ Brown (rest) — LP
DT Fletcher Cox (rest) — LP
G Landon Dickerson (rest) — LP
DE Brandon Graham (rest) — LP
T Lane Johnson (rest) — LP
C Jason Kelce (rest) — LP
WR Zach Pascal (groin) — LP
DE Robert Quinn (rest) — LP
G Isaac Seumalo (rest) — LP
CB Darius Slay (rest) — LP
WR DeVonta Smith (groin) — LP
DE Josh Sweat (rest) — LP
LB Patrick Johnson (ankle) — LP

Tennessee Titans

OLB Denico Autry (knee) — DNP
DB Elijah Molden (groin) — DNP
DT Jeffery Simmons (ankle) — DNP
WR Cody Hollister (neck) — DNP
K Randy Bullock (right calf) — FP
C Ben Jones (concussion) — FP
QB Ryan Tannehill (ankle) — FP
WR Treylon Burks (illness) — DNP
G Nate Davis (knee) — DNP
RB Derrick Henry (not injury related) — DNP

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The Eagles still haven’t placed Gardner-Johnson on injured reserve, indicating that he may return before the four-week mandatory period he’d miss if put on IR. Philadelphia could also be waiting to see if Jordan Davis can play this week, in which case they could activate Davis and place CGJ on injured reserve then.

WRs DeVonta Smith and Zach Pascal remain limited with groin injuries.

For Tennessee, starting right guard Nate Davis appeared on today’s report with a knee injury. Defensive end Denico Autry, who leads the Titans with 7.0 sacks, missed his second consecutive practice. Rookie WR Treylon Burks also missed practice with an illness.

How is Jordan Davis feeling?

“Great. Morale is high.”

It’ll be up to coaching staff if he plays Sunday but signs seem to be pointing that way. pic.twitter.com/0rmaeD1ow8
— Dave Zangaro (@DZangaroNBCS) December 1, 2022