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Jaguars Gain Key Edges Over Eagles in Injury Report
Jaguars edge Eagles with fewer injuries ahead of Week 5 clash.
In brief
Jaguars edge Eagles with fewer injuries ahead of Week 5 clash. Jaguars have fewer key injuries than Eagles entering Week 5 game. Originally reported by Jacksonville Jaguars On SI.
Final Week 5 Injury Report Out
The final injury report for Week 5 is out, and there is some good (and some bad) news for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Jaguars Gain Clear Edges
Both sides have had extensive injury reports as the Jaguars and Philadelphia Eagles prepare to face off in Week 5. The Jaguars got better luck than the Eagles with Friday's injury report.
Eric Murray Doubtful
Eric Murray is listed as doubtful after returning to practice in a limited setting, suggesting the Jaguars may be without their veteran secondary leader.
Jaylon Jones Ruled Out
The Jaguars ruled out new cornerback Jaylon Jones, who joined the team earlier this week to play a special teams and backup role.
Jaguars Have Fewer Injury Questions
All other Jaguars players on the injury report this week carry no injury designation entering the game.
Eagles Have Key Players Out
The Eagles have star defensive end Jonathan Greenard listed as questionable after missing practice with an ankle injury. They will also be without DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley, Marquise Brown, Marcus Epps, and Drew Kendall.
Jaguars Health Advantage
The Jaguars are certainly the healthier team entering Sunday's game despite the Eagles' recent success in big games.
Coen on Focus
Jaguars head coach Liam Coen said they focus on execution, game plan, fundamentals, technique, and communication rather than external concerns.
Sirianni on Eagles
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni does a great job, and his team won a Super Bowl, so they know how to handle adversity.
In short
Jaguars have fewer key injuries than Eagles entering Week 5 game.
