Injury report number two for Week 10 is out, and the Philadelphia Eagles are starting to have a better idea of who they will and won't have for the Green Bay Packers showdown.
Starting center Cam Jurgens once again did not practice with his knee injury. Cornerback Adoree' Jackson has been out with a concussion, but missed the latest practice for a personal reason.
It's all good news for everyone else, including offensive stars A.J. Brown (hamstring) and Saquon Barkley (groin). Even defensive tackle Moro Ojomo (concussion) and Jakorian Bennett (pectoral) were fully participating after being limited in the first practice. Edge rusher Nolan Smith Jr. (triceps) and offensive lineman Willie Lampkin (knee/ankle) also practiced in full.
Jurgens might yet be missing another game
In the Week 7 28-22 win over the Minnesota Vikings, Jurgens left after the first drive with a knee injury, with Brett Toth taking over. After rushing for nearly 300 yards in Week 8 against the New York Giants with Jurgens in the lineup, Toth might be the safer pick to start.
Jackson has been in and out of the lineup all season with injuries, but with Michael Carter II and Jaire Alexander joining the team in trades the past week, Jackson doesn't feel like he has a spot on the defense. He might end up being more of a special teams guy moving forward.
While there was never really any doubt about Barkley and Brown, it's been good to see them fully practicing. Brown already told the media that he would be back, and Barkley said after the Giants' win that his injury wasn't serious.
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The only real question is whether the Eagles fan base will see Smith on the field at EDGE as a starter or if Philly will be cautious with him coming off his second triceps injury in the last year. Regardless, the Eagles look to be in near full shape for an important Packers game.