DeSean Jackson

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.

Thanks to a shortened week of preparation to play on Thursday Night Football versus the Giants, the Eagles released their first Injury Report on Monday

In his first two starts, Fulgham is averaging 11.5 targets, eight receptions and 113.5 yards while producing two touchdowns.

Tight end Zach Ertz, right tackle Jack Driscoll and running back Miles Sanders all had left the game and did not return.

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On Friday, the Eagles released their Injury Report listing seven players OUT for Sunday's matchup with the Ravens along with one starter labelled Questionable

The Philadelphia Eagles lose 39-29 to the Steelers. The offense played very well and scored 29 points, enough to win you a game. Travis Fulgham had 152 yards on 10 receptions and a touchdown as Carson Wentz was hitting him all game long. Miles Sanders took a 74-yard run to the house, but the run game struggled besides that specific play. Defensively, Jim Schwartz had a tough night. Big Ben was getting the ball out quickly and there was no adjusting considering the front 4 is Jim's bread and butter.

In two games, Fulgham has 12 catches for 209 yards and two touchdowns in 16 targets. Last season in 16 games, second-round pick J.J. Arcega-Whiteside generated just 22 targets, 10 catches for 169 yards and one score.

The Eagles inactive list really doesn't have a lot of surprises this week with Alshon Jeffery and DeSean Jackson being announced as out back on Friday.