Greenard out again for Eagles

Edge rusher Jonathan Greenard will miss his second consecutive game with a pectoral injury. He was limited in practice all week leading up to the matchup.

Mukuba's status uncertain

Safety Andrew Mukuba is listed as questionable with a knee injury after not practicing Thursday. The Eagles elevated rookie Maximus Pulley from the practice squad, suggesting doubt about his availability.

Carter and DeJean expected to play

Interior defensive lineman Jalen Carter wore a cast on his right wrist but practiced fully Friday. Cornerback Cooper DeJean, who missed Wednesday practice with a calf and abdomen injury, is expected to be available.

“DeJean said he should be good to go.”

Dickerson placed on injured reserve

Starting left guard Landon Dickerson had his worst game as a pro in Week 1 and was quickly placed on injured reserve. Drew Kendall will fill in at the position.

Brown and Moore available Week 2

Wide receivers Marquise Brown and Elijah Moore both appeared on the injury report Friday with hamstring and neck injuries respectively, but neither played Week 1 and both will be available this week.

Stowers out for first four games

Second-round pick tight end Eli Stowers did not have a good rookie training camp and was moved to injured reserve with a hamstring injury. He will miss at least the first four games of the season.

Titans linebacker Gray expected back

Cedric Gray, the Titans' top linebacker who had 164 tackles last season, missed Week 1 with a concussion but was a full practice participant all week and is expected to play.

Titans corner Flott questionable

Starting cornerback Cor'Dale Flott unexpectedly appeared on Tennessee's injury report Friday with a quad injury, making his availability uncertain for the game.

Titans lose edge rusher Harrell

Rotational edge defender Jaylen Harrell suffered a torn ACL during the preseason and will miss the entire season. He had 4.5 sacks and 25 tackles last year.

Edge rush depth tested for Eagles

With Greenard out, the Eagles will rely on Arnold Ebiketie and A.J. Epenesa, who did not produce much in Week 1 against the Commanders.

Safety contingency plans ready

If both Mukuba and DeJean are unavailable, the Eagles would start Marcus Epps and Michael Carter at safety, with Jonathan Jones moving to nickel corner.

Titans relatively healthy overall

Tennessee enters Week 2 with far fewer injury concerns than Philadelphia, giving them a potential advantage despite losing Harrell for the season.