Cornerback Jalen Mills was on the field Friday, but the Eagles only held a walkthrough. The team said that Mills would have been a limited participant if a full practice took place. When asked about the ankle injury that kept him out of Thursday's practice, Mills jumped to touch the wall in the locker room of the NovaCare Complex to show that he'll be just fine.
That's good news as Mills will be needed to face the Raiders' receiver duo of Amari Cooper and Michael Crabtree who have combined for 98 catches, 1,100 yards, and 13 touchdowns in 2017.
Defensive end Derek Barnett (groin) and guard Stefen Wisniewski (ankle) would also have been limited participants. Barnett, like Mills, did not practice Thursday.
Everyone else full participated, a good sign for Christmas night.
The Eagles finally return home to face Oakland. Here are the key Raiders to watch.
Derek Carr may have not had the same level of success as he did 2016, but he has already secured his fourth consecutive 3,000-yard passing season.
Kahlil Mack leads the Raiders with 10.5 sacks. He has recorded at least 10 sacks in each of the last three seasons.
WR Michael Crabtree leads the Raiders in receptions (56) and is tied for fourth in the league with eight touchdown receptions.
Bruce irvin is second on the team with 7.5 sacks. He is a half sack away from tying a career high.
RB Marshawn Lynch leads the Raiders in rushing (695) and is tied for fourth in the league with seven rushing touchdowns.
Cordarrelle Patterson is one of the most dangerous kick returners in the NFL. He is currently fourth in the league in kick return average (28.3).
Marquette King's punts travel an average of 43 net yards, which is good enough for fourth in the NFL.
