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  • PHI Defensive Back #2
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    Eagles CB Darius Slay (concussion) returned to practice Wednesday.
    Slay missed Week 13 with the concussion after failing to return to practice at any point in the week. Even a limited session on Wednesday would put him on track to return for Week 14. Safety Reed Blankenship suffered a concussion of his own on Sunday and did not practice today. He will likely miss Philly’s upcoming matchup with the Panthers.
  • PHI Safety #32
    Eagles S Reed Blankenship suffered a concussion in Week 13 against the Ravens and will not return.
    Blankenship was ruled out at the end of the third quarter after heading to the locker room with the brain injury. The veteran safety signed a one-year extension in the offseason and has been giving the Eagles their money’s worth and then some. He has three interceptions, five pass breakups, and a fumble recovery this year.
  • PHI Safety #32
    Eagles signed S Reed Blankenship to a one-year contract extension.
    Blankenship was in the final year of his deal but will now be under contract through 2025. The former UDFA from the 2022 class has appeared in 25 games for the Eagles over the last two years and started in all 15 games he appeared in last season. In his brief career, Blankenship has totaled four interceptions and one fumble recovery and earned a PFF coverage grade of 78.0 last season.
  • PHI Safety #32
    Eagles S Reed Blankenship (groin) is not participating in Saturday’s practice.
    Blankenship is in danger of missing the Eagles’ Wild Card game against the Buccaneers with a groin injury. He missed practice on Saturday and head coach Nick Sirianni said he would be a game-time decision. If Blankenship cannot go, Avonte Maddox is likely to step up in his place.
  • PHI Safety #32
    Eagles S Reed Blankenship (concussion) is questionable to return to Week 14 against the Cowboys.
    Blankenship took the brunt of an attempted tackle attempt to the head in the second quarter of the team’s Week 14 game against the Cowboys. He was removed from the game by the independent neurologist and was ruled questionable to return.
  • PHI Safety #32
    Eagles S Reed Blankenship (ribs) will not play in Week 7 against the Dolphins.
    Cornerback Bradley Roby is also set to miss Week 7. The Eagles’ defense has fallen from grace this year and a nightmare run of injuries in their secondary has been one of the biggest culprits. Expect Mike McDaniel and the Dolphins to pick on Philly’s backups in the secondary this week.
  • PHI Cornerback #24
    Eagles CB James Bradberry (concussion) will not play in Week 1 against the Vikings.
    Safety Reed Blankenship is also out for Week 2. Though the injuries to Philly’s secondary should make life easier for Kirk Cousins, he is entering Thursday Night Football with a banged-up offensive line and is facing one of the league’s most terrifying-front sevens. It could still be a long night in primetime for Cousins.
  • PHI Defensive Tackle #91
    Eagles DT Fletcher Cox (ribs) did not practice Monday.
    Safety Reed Blankenship and running back Kenneth Gainwell also missed practice with a rib injury, while LB Nakobe Dean (foot) and CB James Bradberry (concussion) were held out with various ailments. The Eagles host the Vikings on a quick turnaround when the two teams square off on Thursday Night Football in Week 2.
  • PHI Safety #32
    Eagles S Reed Blankenship (knee) left Week 14’s win over the Giants and was ruled out.
    He was carted off after not being able to put any weight on his left leg. The undrafted free agent safety started in Week 13 and played major snaps in Week 12. K’Von Wallace replaced him. This had the look and the sound of an extended absence for the rookie.

  • NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports Eagles CB C.J. Gardner-Johnson is out “indefinitely” with a lacerated kidney.
    Pelissero said Gardner-Johnson, who was carted off in Sunday night’s win against the Packers, won’t require surgery and could return late in the regular season or in the postseason. Losing Gardner-Johnson is a blow to a top-end Philadelphia secondary graded by Pro Football Focus as the league’s sixth best this season. Undrafted rookie CB Reed Blankenship will take over as the team’s primary slot corner.