Friday's Injury Report
Friday was another full practice for the Eagles ahead of Sunday's game against the Commanders.
Cornerback Bradley Roby continues to deal with a shoulder injury and will miss his second consecutive game.
Defensive Tackle Jordan Davis (hamstring) is the only other Eagle with a game status designation. He is listed as questionable. He did not participate in Friday's practice.
While cornerback James Bradberry (ankle) and linebacker Zach Cunningham (ankle) were both limited at practice on Friday, they have no designation for Sunday's game and will play.
Defensive tackle Milton Williams (heel), who was a limited participant on Thursday, was a full participant on Friday. Safety Reed Blankenship (ribs) was once again a full participant in practice. Williams and Blankenship do not have game status designations heading into Sunday. Blankenship returns to the lineup after missing the win over the Dolphins.
Thursday's Injury Update
Thursday was a full practice for the Eagles ahead of Sunday's game.
Cornerback Bradley Roby missed practice as he continues to deal with a shoulder injury.
Four players were limited at practice on Thursday. Defensive tackle Milton Williams (heel), who was a limited participant yesterday, received the same designation today.
Cornerback James Bradberry (ankle), linebacker Zach Cunningham (ankle), and defensive tackle Jordan Davis (hamstring) were added to the injury report on Thursday as limited participants at practice.
For the second consecutive day, safety Reed Blankenship (ribs) was a full participant at practice. After missing the last game with an injury, Blankenship is heading in the right direction.
Just like yesterday, quarterback Jalen Hurts was not listed on the injury report.
Relive the best moments from the 180 regular-season and postseason matchups between Philadelphia and Washington ahead of Thursday night's clash for first place in the NFC East.
A.J. Brown somehow made this ridiculous one-handed TD grab in the Week 8 win over the Washington Commanders to help secure the season sweep.
Jake Elliott's 54-yard field goal in overtime won the game for the Eagles, a 34-31 win over the Commanders.
A.J. Brown hauled in nine catches for 175 yards and two touchdowns in a Week 4 win over Washington.
Haason Reddick record his first sack of the 2023 season against the Commanders.
D'Andre Swift continues his hot start to the season with a rushing touchdown in a home win against Washington.
A.J. Brown catches his first touchdown as an Eagle against the Commanders!
A.J. Brown celebrates his first touchdown as an Eagle!
DeVonta Smith hauls in a career high 169 receiving yards against the Commanders last season.
Spectacular catch after spectacular catch for DeVonta Smith in Washington.
Greg Ward catches the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter against Washington in 2019.
Nigel Bradham's fumble return touchdown in the final seconds sealed the Week 15 victory over Washington.
DeSean Jackson returns to Philadelphia for the 2019 home opener against Washington.
DeSean Jackson caught two touchdowns in his return to the Eagles.
DeSean Jackson celebrates one of two touchdowns in the Eagles 2019 Week 1 victory over Washington.
Nick Foles' 25 consecutive completions against Washington in 2018 tied an NFL record.
Nate Sudfeld throws his first career touchdown pass in 2018 Week 17 against Washington.
Mack Hollins hauls in his first career touchdown grab in a 2017 win over Washington.
Hollins and his teammates pulled out a baseball celebration after the receiver scored a 64-yard touchdown against Washington.
Did Mack make contact?
Fletcher Cox's fumble return touchdown sealed the victory for the Eagles in Washington.
Cox celebrates the Week 1 win in 2017!
Chris Polk goes the distance against Washington with a 102-yard kickoff return touchdown.
Chris Polk celebrates his kickoff return score en route to a 37-34 2014 victory over Washington.
Trent Cole started Week 1 in 2013 off with a bang, recording a safety that gave the Eagles the lead for good.
Eagles players celebrate Trent Cole's safety in a 33-27 victory in Washington.
Led by Michael Vick's six total touchdowns, the Birds rolled over Washington 59-28 in Washington.
DeSean Jackson celebrates his 88-yard touchdown that got the scoring started just 18 seconds in to the 2010 Week 10 battle with Washington.
Michael Vick had 413 total scrimmage yards in the Eagles 2010 victory in Washington.
DeSean Jackson ran for a caught a touchdown against Washington in a 2009 Week 7 victory.
Brian Westbrook scores three touchdowns against Washington in 2007, including two late in the fourth quarter to give the Eagles the win.
Brian Westbrook was the man of the hour after the Eagles defeated Washington 33-25 in 2007.
A late David Akers field goal gave the Birds a three-point victory over Washington in 2000.
Akers made three field goals, including two in the fourth quarter during the team's 23-20 win in Week 13.
Charlie Garner rushes for three touchdowns in the Eagles three-point OT victory over Washington in 1995.
Wednesday's injury update
For the second week in a row, the Eagles conducted a walkthrough on Wednesday.
The team released an estimated injury report, since it was a walkthrough, and the only player who would not have practiced was cornerback Bradley Roby, who suffered a shoulder injury in the Week 6 game against the Jets.
Defensive tackle Milton Williams (heel) would have been a limited participant.
Great news regarding safety Reed Blankenship, who missed Sunday's win over the Dolphins with a ribs injury. He would have been a full participant.
Meanwhile, quarterback Jalen Hurts was not listed on the injury report.
Hurts put on a knee brace at halftime of Sunday's win over the Dolphins.
"We're just taking it day by day, taking it day by day," Hurts said on Wednesday.
"We're confident that he'll be ready to go, but anytime these guys are working through pain and things like that ... We anticipate him to go. That doesn't mean it's easy," Sirianni said earlier this afternoon.
"We're hopeful that there'll be no limitations on Sunday."
Hurts did not say whether or not he will play with the brace this Sunday against the Commanders.
"Honestly, I wasn't thinking about it. ... Just trying to find ways to win," he said of playing with the brace.
Following a third-quarter pick-six, Hurts went 9-of-12 for 119 yards while leading two touchdown drives in the 31-17 victory. He also used his legs to jump-start the go-ahead possession with a 12-yard scramble.
Hurts finished Sunday's win 23-of-31 (74.2 percent) for 279 yards, three total touchdowns, and a 109.5 passer rating. Hurts has now posted 300+ total yards and 2+ total TDs in five consecutive games, which marks the longest active streak in the league. Overall, it is the longest streak by an NFL quarterback since Patrick Mahomes did it in six straight games last season.
