Eagles’ Brown Set to Play Monday Against Packers
In a notable update for the Philadelphia Eagles, wide receiver A.J. Brown is set to play on Monday night against the Green Bay Packers. Brown has no injury designation after a brief absence due to a hamstring injury in Week 8.
A.J. Brown’s Return to the Field
Brown missed the previous game against the New York Giants but took advantage of the bye week to recover. He was a full participant in practice throughout the week and expressed his eagerness to return to action.
- Player: A.J. Brown
- Opponent: Green Bay Packers
- Game Date: Monday night
- Prior Game Missed: Week 8 against the New York Giants
- Injury: Hamstring
Other Key Players’ Status
Alongside Brown, running back Saquon Barkley is also expected to play. He missed the end of the Giants game due to a groin issue but has recovered and fully participated in practice this week. Center Cam Jurgens remains unavailable due to a knee injury, with Brett Toth stepping in for him once again.
- Saquon Barkley: Expected to play (Injury: Groin)
- Cam Jurgens: Out (Injury: Knee)
- Brett Toth: Starting center in Jurgens’ absence
Injury Updates on Other Players
Edge rusher Nolan Smith is officially listed as questionable due to a triceps injury but has indicated he plans to participate against the Packers. Cornerback Jakorian Bennett (pec) and offensive lineman Willie Lampkin (knee/ankle) are also marked as questionable.
Brown has had a challenging season, expressing frustration over his role within the team’s offensive strategies. Despite trade rumors before the deadline on November 4, Eagles’ general manager Howie Roseman conveyed that the organization intends to keep him. Brown stated, “That’s the nature of the business, but my focus was to be present with my family, my kids, and get healthy.”
