DeSean Jackson

Carson Wentz didn’t finish the game the last time he faced the Seattle Seahawks because of a concussion.

The Eagles placed two players on Injured Reserve and now have two roster spots to fill ahead of their matchup with the Cowboys on Sunday Night Football

Jackson, a 2019 free agent addition has been plagued by various injuries since returning to the team

The Philadelphia Eagles found a way to sneak out of Lincoln Financial Field with a victory thanks to Carson Wentz and the offense. They were down 21-10 with 6 minutes left in the game and Wentz led the team on back-to-back drives to take the lead. His most noticeable throw was to Boston Scott down the sideline for the game-winning touchdown and let me tell you, this throw was ELITE. This was coming after a Jason Kelce facemask which brought the Eagles away from the goal-line and you could argue it was a blessing in disguise based off of their redzone numbers. Doug Pederson had so many head-scratching plays, I don't even know where to begin.

Wide receiver DeSean Jackson, who was suiting up for the first time since Week 3, was forced to leave late in the game after an injury to his ankle.

It was an ugly game, but the Eagles pulled it out in the final minute and moved back into first place in the NFC East with a 22-21 win over the New York Giants.

As expected Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson and wide receiver DeSean Jackson are active for the team’s Thursday Night Football matchup against the New York Giants.

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The Eagles have been short-handed virtually all season, but are slowing getting some guys back on the field ahead of Thursday's tilt with the Giants.

The Eagles (1-4-1) finished Sunday’s 30-28 loss to Baltimore with only two healthy starters on offense: Wentz and center Jason Kelce.