The Philadelphia Eagles
will remain without one of their primary edge defenders when they travel to Nashville for Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans. Outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard has been ruled out because of a pectoral injury. Safety Andrew Mukuba is listed as questionable with a knee injury. Greenard was listed as a limited participant Friday, but the Eagles determined he was not ready to play.His absence leaves Philadelphia relying on Nolan Smith Jr., Jalyx Hunt, Arnold Ebiketie and A.J. Epenesa to generate pressure against Titans quarterback Cam Ward. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio was dissatisfied with the pass rush after Philadelphia recorded one sack in its 24-22 victory over Washington. Greenard’s continued absence places
additional pressure on the available edge defenders to win their individual matchups while maintaining disciplined rush lanes against Ward.
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Mukuba was also listed as a limited participant Friday. His availability will be determined closer to kickoff. The second-year safety played every defensive snap against Washington alongside Cooper DeJean. Philadelphia received encouraging news involving DeJean and defensive tackle Jalen Carter.
Carter remained limited Friday because of a wrist injury, but he did not receive a game designation. DeJean practiced fully despite being listed with calf and abdomen injuries. Both are expected to be available against Tennessee.
Wide receivers Marquise Brown and Elijah Moore also practiced fully on Friday and carry no game designation. Brown had been listed with a hamstring injury, while Moore dealt with a neck issue.
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