Eagles’ Second Injury Report Indicates Hamstring Concern for Dontayvion Wicks, Drew Kendall Again Sits

The Philadelphia Eagles issued their second official injury report of the week on Thursday, offering another look at the roster health picture as they move toward Week 5 action in London against the Jacksonville Jaguars. According to the team’s designation report, the most notable issue involves wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks, whose status is tied to a hamstring injury.

Wicks, who is listed with the hamstring concern in the injury report, becomes a key watch item for Philadelphia’s passing game simply because availability drives how coaches plan their receiver group. Hamstring injuries can affect route speed and acceleration, and teams typically monitor them closely day-to-day. With the Eagles preparing for an overseas kickoff, the timeline for his practice participation is likely to matter more than usual for game-day readiness.

Philadelphia also continued to track offensive line availability with another setback for Drew Kendall. The injury report again indicates Kendall missed practice, keeping his status in question as the Eagles work through the week. For a team in the middle of a regular-season grind, missing practice time can influence continuity, especially for a group that depends on timing and chemistry across protections and run schemes.

While the injury report is primarily about who is able to work, it also reflects how Philadelphia is managing risk in the build toward the Jaguars matchup. With London logistics compressing the week, the Eagles will likely prioritize consistent repetitions for players who are practicing fully, while limiting workloads for those who are restricted or sitting.

The Jaguars opponent adds an extra layer to how the Eagles will handle personnel decisions. Jacksonville’s game plan will shape the matchups Philadelphia needs to establish on the perimeter and along the front, so the Eagles’ late-week injury updates could have direct consequences for the alignments they use. Even when a player is officially listed on an injury report, teams often tailor responsibilities to what they can execute safely.

As the week progresses, the most immediate thing to watch is the next official practice participation update and whether Wicks and Kendall change their status from missed or limited participation to full participation. That shift, or lack of one, would help determine Philadelphia’s final offensive and protection plans for London.

For now, the Thursday injury report serves as the clearest confirmation of the two specific items highlighted by Philadelphia this week, and it sets the baseline for how the coaching staff will navigate depth, practice reps, and game-day personnel. If either player remains unavailable, the Eagles’ next challenge will be maintaining production through scheme adjustment rather than personnel continuity.