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Fantasy News
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Dean said Wednesday that he still has three weeks left of wearing a walking boot after having Lisfranc surgery on his left foot, and it remains to be seen whether he will be healthy in time to participate in OTAs, Brooks Kubena of The Athletic reports. Dean didn't play after Week 10 due to the injury. Even if he isn't available by OTAs, the 2022 third-round draft pick should be healthy well before the start of the 2024 season. After playing primarily on special teams as a rookie, Dean started at linebacker in four of his five appearances in 2023.... See More ... See Less
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Eagles' Nakobe Dean: Likely to be placed on IR
Dean (foot) was diagnosed Wednesday with a Lisfranc sprain and likely will be placed on injured reserve, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports. The Eagles have no reason to rush placing Dean on IR heading into a bye week, as such a transaction would rule the linebacker out for at least the next four games. He's seeing a foot specialist to determine a course of action, with the most likely outcome being a stint on IR that would rule him out through Week 14. The second-year played has played 30 or more snaps in four of his five appearances this season, and he previously missed Weeks 2 through 5 with a foot injury. Nicholas Morrow and Zach Cunningham are left as Philadelphia's top off-ball linebackers.... See More ... See Less -
Eagles' Nakobe Dean: Limited in practice return
Dean (foot) returned to practice Wednesday as a limited participant. The Eagles designated Dean to return from injured reserve Tuesday, opening a 21-day window in which he can practice without being activated to the roster. He seemingly expects to be active much sooner than that, telling reporters Wednesday that he's almost back to 100 percent strength, Josh Tolentino of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. He opened the season as an intriguing IDP in a three-down role and could still make good on that promise at some point in October -- possibly as soon as this Sunday against the Jets.... See More ... See Less -
Eagles' Nakobe Dean: Questionable to return
Dean is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Patriots due to a foot injury, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Dean had a solid performance to begin Sunday's matchup, tallying seven tackles (four solo). However, it's unclear whether he'll be available for the final few minutes of the matchup. If he remains sidelined down the stretch, Christian Elliss and Nolan Smith are candidates to see increased playing time.... See More ... See Less -
Eagles' Nakobe Dean: Non-factor as rookie
Dean appeared in all 17 of the Eagles' regular-season contests and posted 13 tackles across 670 total snaps (33 on defense). The third-round pick out of Georgia operated mostly as a special-teams contributor during his first NFL campaign. If T.J. Edwards opts to leave in free agency this summer, Dean could step into a starting role at linebacker in Year 2. However, if Edwards re-signs, Dean may once again be on the outside looking in for regular snaps on defense.... See More ... See Less
Recent Tweets
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Reuben Frank@RoobNBCS15H agoYou're pretty wrong, actually. It ended badly, sure, but Ray did a hell of a job in 1995, taking a team in shambles under Kotite in 1994 & going 10-6 and winning Eagles' first home playoff game since 1980. Then 10-6 again in 1996. 20-12 first 2 years. I was there. Were you? https://t.co/bYie9xDA5X
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Jeff McLane@Jeff_McLane15H agoORLANDO — Jake Rosenberg, salary cap executive and GM Howie Roseman’s longtime aide, is leaving the #Eagles. “I would love an opportunity to continue to grow.” My news story: https://t.co/l1y5aVq9wO
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Jeff McLane@Jeff_McLane20H agoORLANDO, Fla. — Jake Rosenberg, salary cap executive and GM Howie Roseman’s longtime aide, is leaving the #Eagles. My news story: https://t.co/l1y5aVq9wO
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Philadelphia Eagles@Eagles21H agoHappy birthday to "The Ultimate Weapon", Randall Cunningham! 🎉 #FlyEaglesFly https://t.co/EJ02LEnOQA
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Jeff McLane@Jeff_McLane22H agoORLANDO, Fla. — It’s a good thing for Nick Sirianni he agreed with Jeffrey Lurie on #Eagles’ new coordinators. The owner claims he had nothing to do with his coach’s choices, but he just loves adding Kellen Moore and Vic Fangio. Will it work? My column: https://t.co/7IxJ7w4GjQ
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Zach Berman@ZBerm1D agoBack to our noon schedule on the @PHLY_Eagles show. @rich_hofmann and I will discuss the new kickoff rule, how it affects the Eagles, other rule changes — and the Eagles' proposal that wasn't implemented. To catch up on Tuesday's show with @Bo_Wulf: https://t.co/1i0ZvRfdkw
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Zach Berman@ZBerm1D agoInside Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie's decision to keep Nick Sirianni as head coach, from a 3-year evaluation to 2024 staff changes On @PHLY_Sports, a look at how Lurie evaluated what Sirianni achieved and what Sirianni articulated: https://t.co/Ug6gbGLhUA
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Jeff McLane@Jeff_McLane1D agoJeffrey Lurie explains why Nick Sirianni was retained as coach after #Eagles’ ‘disappointing’ end to the season. @ReinerOlivia: https://t.co/kLSbtLzHY0
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Zach Berman@ZBerm2D agoSo much to discuss with @Bo_Wulf at 5 p.m. from today, highlighted by Jeffrey Lurie's state of the Eagles address... https://t.co/SHDrzL9BE3
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Zach Berman@ZBerm2D agoJeffrey Lurie with much to say on: - Nick Sirianni - 2023 season - Coaching staff - Jalen Hurts - Saquon Barkley - Brazil …and much more. @PHLY_Eagles show coming at 5 p.m., story to come thereafter on @PHLY_Sports https://t.co/3scGABGbIz