The Eagles will have Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith available for Monday Night Football against the Bears, but they will be without three other offensive players.
Barkley and Smith fully participated in Saturday’s practice and have no game designation on Philadelphia’s final injury report. Barkley had been dealing with a stinger suffered on the first offensive play of last week’s win over Tennessee. Smith missed Thursday’s practice with a hamstring issue before returning Friday on a limited basis. Both are set to play in Chicago. Wide receiver Hollywood Brown is out with an ankle injury. Tight end Dallas Goedert is out with a knee injury sustained against the Titans, and tackle Fred Johnson is out with a knee injury. Their absences reduce Philadelphia’s options
in the passing game and along an offensive line that has already needed adjustments.
On defense, outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard is listed as questionable with a pectoral injury despite practicing fully on Saturday. His designation means the Eagles must wait to learn whether he will make his season debut Monday.
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Tank Bigsby, Jalen Carter, Andrew Mukuba and Tyler Steen practiced fully and have no game designation. Will Shipley, who is dealing with a foot injury, was listed as limited Saturday but also has no game designation.
Barkley’s availability gives Philadelphia its lead runner in a matchup where the Eagles are looking for more consistency on the ground. Smith gives Jalen Hurts his top receiver from last week’s comeback win, when he caught 10 passes for 117 yards and a touchdown.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Eagles rule out 3 vs. Bears; Barkley and DeVonta Smith to play on MNF
