# Eagles-Titans Week 2 injury report

> Philadelphia faces Tennessee with key defensive and offensive line concerns heading into their second game.
- Title: Eagles-Titans Week 2 injury report · PhillyVoice | Shortify
- Summary: Philadelphia faces Tennessee with key defensive and offensive line concerns heading into their second game. The Eagles will be without edge rusher Jonathan…
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- Published: 2026-09-16T22:42:56.647+00:00
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- Topics: philadelphia eagles, tennessee titans, nfl, week 2, injury report, jonathan greenard, andrew mukuba, landon dickerson, jalen carter, cooper dejean, 2026 season, news
## 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.
## Key takeaway

The Eagles will be without edge rusher Jonathan Greenard for a second straight week and have uncertainty around safety Andrew Mukuba, while starting left guard Landon Dickerson is out for the season.