Rushing for 314 yards exhausted the Eagles' offensive line.
The entire Eagles starting offensive line would have been limited in practice on Wednesday. The Eagles held a walkthrough so practice reports are estimations.
The man who authored the single-game franchise-rushing record, Saquon Barkley, would also have been limited to rest.
Cornerback Darius Slay suffered a concussion on Sunday night against the Rams and would have missed practice. Fellow cornerback Kelee Ringo also would not have practiced due to a calf injury.
Wide receiver DeVonta Smith, who missed the Sunday night win with a hamstring injury, also would have been sidelined.
DID NOT PARTICIPATE
• CB Kelee Ringo (Calf)
• CB Big Play Slay (Concussion)
• WR DeVonta Smith (Hamstring)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION
• RB Saquon Barkley (Rest)
• G Mekhi Becton (Rest)
• G Landon Dickerson (Rest)
• T Lane Johnson (Rest)
• C Cam Jurgens (Rest)
• T Jordan Mailata (Rest)
• OLB Josh Sweat (Rest)
*The Eagles held a walkthrough. The practice report is an estimation.
LB Roquan Smith returns to practice for Ravens
Linebacker Roquan Smith did not practice all last week with a hamstring injury. He was listed as questionable but did not play in Monday night's win over the Chargers.
If the Ravens held a full practice, they also held a walkthrough, Smith would have been limited. Smith was replaced in the starting lineup by Malik Harrison in Los Angeles. Smith leads the Ravens and is third in the league with 110 tackles.
While one starter returns to action, another would have been sidelined as linebacker Kyle Van Noy is dealing with hamstring and neck injuries.
Backup tight end Charlie Kolar (broken forearm) and reserve cornerback Arthur Maulet (calf/knee) also would have missed practice on Wednesday.
Nose tackle Michael Pierce would have been limited as his 21-day practice window has been opened by Baltimore. Pierce is on Injured Reserve with a calf injury.
DID NOT PARTICIPATE
• TE Charlie Kolar (Forearm)
• CB Arthur Maulet (Calf/Knee)
• OLB Kyle Van Noy (Hamstring/Neck)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION
• DT Travis Jones (Ankle)
• S Sanoussi Kane (Ankle)
• NT Michael Pierce (Calf)
• LB Roquan Smith (Hamstring)
My Cause My Cleats celebrates the positive impact that players have made in communities across America and provides players with an opportunity to highlight the cause-related work they are passionate about on the field.
Reed Blankenship | Epilepsy Foundation - Eastern Pennsylvania
A.J. Brown | AJ Brown Foundation
Oren Burks | Professional Athletes Foundation
Grant Calcaterra | National Fallen Firefighters Foundation
Le'Raven Clark | Collins Strong Foundation
Nakobe Dean | Boys and Girls Club of Greater Philadelphia
Cooper DeJean | University of Iowa Health Care Stead Family Children's Hospital
Jack Driscoll | Youth Financial Literacy Foundation
Jake Elliott | Street Tails Animal Rescue
Kenneth Gainwell | Pediatric Stroke Program at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Dallas Goedert | Feeding America (Backpack Program)
Brandon Graham | Ed Snider Youth Hockey & Education
Jalen Hurts | The Jalen Hurts Foundation
Lane Johnson | Travis Manion Foundation
Cam Jurgens | Team Jack Foundation
Darian Kinnard | Wounded Warriors Project
Braden Mann | The KB Foundation
Tanner McKee | Inclusive Sports Foundation
Ben VanSumeren | American Cancer Society
Milton Williams | American Cancer Society
