Teams get heavily fined for reporting incorrect injury information. It rarely happens.

Nick has said a couple times that all the injured guys have a chance to play Sunday. If they don't play, they'll have a chance to play vs. Dallas. If they don't play against Dallas, they'll be back for the Steelers after the bye.

None of these injuries are season-threatening.

The Eagles held a walkthrough today, so according to NFL rules their injury report is an estimation of player statuses if they had held a full practice.

Good news for Slay, we'll have to wait and see with the other guys. Full practice tomorrow.

Jason Kelce explains what makes Jeff Stoutland a legend: bit.ly/3e73ZuI

Nick on injuries: 'Still hopeful all those guys can play.'

Good news for Andre Dillard this morning: bit.ly/3fybfA7

The Eagles spent a month this offseason studying a specific aspect of defensive football.

Sure looks like it's paid off.

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You can also now search Stathead for offensive, defensive or special teams snaps in a game or multiple games or a season or multiple seasons [since 2012]!

Nigel Bradham, Rasul Douglas, Corey Graham and Malcolm Jenkins each played all 99 snaps in the 2018 OT loss in Dallas!

Another new Stathead search function is QB on-target pass percentage:

82.9 … Geno Smith
81.4 … Tua Tagovailoa
81.2 … Aaron Rodgers
80.9 … Tom Brady
80.7 … Jalen Hurts

Here's another interesting one ...

Average YAC per catch [minimum 10 catches]:

12.8 … Dallas Goedert
10.8 … Rashod Bateman
10.6 … Deebo Samuel
9.9 … Clyde Edwards-Helaire
8.7 … Austin Ekeler

In the last few hours, Stathead added dozens of amazing new searchable features, including defensive passer rating.

Here are the top two CBs in the league so far this year with opposing QB passer ratings:

22.2 … James Bradberry
24.5 … Darius Slay

Thanks.

Bryce Harper just hit a foul ball into the press box. Jim Salisbury fell out of his chair trying to catch it but said he 'lost it in the lights'

I think Miles will be back. I would never say Kenny can't do it. He's a talented kid. But I see him ideally as a role player and situational guy.

A look at the Eagles' unprecedented 2nd-quarter scoring and tons more in this week's Roob's Eagles Stats!

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Hey Nick! I miss that spot!

The Eagles are only the 16th team since 1960 – and second since 1999 – that hasn’t allowed an opposing field goal through its first four games.

22.9 points per game over the last 10 years.

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Worst troll attempt I've seen.