As Cam Jurgens deals with a knee injury, the Eagles are weighing options if they have to replace him. None of them are great

PHILADELPHIA - After failing to practice at all this week with a hamstring injury, Eagles’ second-team All-Pro receiver A.J. Brown was officially ruled out of S

The Eagles offense will be without wide receiver AJ Brown and center Cam Jurgens on Sunday against the Giants. Adoree Jackson and Azeez Ojulari were also both ruled out, while Brandon Graham won't return to the lineup until after the bye week.

Wide receiver A.J. Brown missed every practice this week with a nagging hamstring injury, and now the Eagles officially ruled him out for Sunday’s rematch against the division rival New York

Jurgens, who is in his second season as the starting center, appeared to sustain the injury on the first play of the game. Vikings defensive lineman Jonathan Allen fell on the back of Jurgens’ right leg on a Saquon Barkley run play. Jurgens immediately grabbed his knee.

Nick Sirianni provided little to no update on Cam Jurgens, which sounded like he will miss Sunday's rematch against the New York Giants.

The Pro Bowl center left Sunday’s win over Minnesota after just two offensive series with a knee injury and he was replaced by Brett Toth. Jurgens was not on the practice field Wednesday as the Eagles started preparations for their game Sunday against the Giants at Lincoln Financial Field.

This is yet another tough guy story for one of the Eagles’ offensive linemen as told by Brett Toth in the locker room at U.S. Bank Stadium after

Brandon Graham was back on the field Thursday for his second straight practice. The Eagles have a two-week roster exemption for Graham so they appear to be targeting a return after the bye week. But if Graham looks good in practice, they could activate him for Sunday’s game.