Landon Dickerson Injury News & Updates

Dickerson (quadriceps) was a full participant in Thursday's practice, Andrew DiCecco of InsideTheBirds.com reports.

Dickerson was limited in Wednesday's practice, but his full session Thursday puts him on track to play against Detroit on Sunday. He has started at left guard in each of the Eagles' first nine games of the regular season.

Dickerson was deemed a limited participant in Wednesday's practice session due to a quadriceps issue.

Dickerson appears to have picked up a quad injury during Monday's win against Green Bay. The Eagles held a walkthrough Wednesday, so the extent of Dickerson's issue may be more clear with his participation level Thursday. The veteran offensive guard logged every one of Philadelphia's offensive snaps in Monday's contest.

Dickerson (ankle) does not carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Giants.

Dickerson avoided an injury tag for Week 8 after logging a full practice Friday. He's in line to start at left guard, though the Eagles could shift him over to center in the absence of Cam Jurgens (knee).

Dickerson (ankle) is listed as active Sunday at Minnesota.

After injuring his ankle during a Week 5 loss to the Broncos, Dickerson didn't practice before siting out a Week 6 defeat at the Giants. He proceeded to log an LP/LP/FP practice regimen this week and was listed as questionable for Sunday's game, but he now will resume his standing as the Eagles' starting left guard.

Dickerson (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Vikings.

Dickerson was sidelined in Week 6 against the Giants but returned to log a pair of limited practices before turning in a full session Sunday. If active, his return would provide a big boost to the Eagles' rushing attack.

Dickerson (ankle) logged a limited practice session Wednesday.

Dickerson missed the Eagles' Week 6 loss to the Giants with the injury. His return to practice is positive, but his status for Sunday's game against Minnesota is unclear.

Dickerson (ankle) has been ruled out ahead of Thursday night's matchup against the Giants.

Dickerson was unable to practice all week due to the ankle injury sustained in Philadelphia's Week 5 loss to the Broncos, so it's no surprise he's been ruled out for Thursday's contest. Brett Toth is expected to start at left guard in Dickerson's stead in Week 6.

The Eagles listed Dickerson (ankle) as a DNP on Tuesday's estimated practice report.

Dickerson suffered an ankle injury in the first quarter of Sunday's 21-17 loss to the Broncos and was unable to return. He's been listed as a DNP for the Eagles' two walkthrough practices this week, and his participation level in Wednesday's session will indicate his chances of playing against the Giants on Sunday. Brett Toth would be slated to start at left guard if Dickerson is unable to play.

Dickerson (ankle) has been ruled out for the rest of Sunday's game against the Broncos, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Dickerson sustained an ankle injury late in the first quarter. The injury is severe enough for him to not return, and he's in jeopardy of missing Thursday's NFC East bout against the Giants. Brett Toth will remain at left guard in Dickerson's absence.

Dickerson is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Broncos due to an ankle injury, Jimmy Kempski of PhillyVoice.com reports.

Dickerson had his ankle rolled up on late in the first quarter and is being evaluated by trainers on the sidelines to determine whether he can return. Brett Toth will will take over at left guard for as long as Dickerson is out of the game.

Dickerson (back) was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

Dickerson was injured in last Thursday's season opener against the Cowboys and was limited in Wednesday's practice. His return to a full session would suggest Dickerson will be out there Sunday against the Chiefs.

Dickerson (back) was a limited participant in the Eagles' practice Wednesday.

Dickerson is still dealing with the back injury that he suffered during last week's win over the Cowboys. While he will look to be good to go for Sunday's matchup versus the Chiefs, Brett Toth will likely get the start at left guard should Dickerson end up being unable to play.

Dickerson is questionable to return to Thursday's game due to a back injury, Brooks Kubena of The Athletic reports.

Dickerson underwent knee surgery in mid-August, but it's instead a back injury that has caused him trouble most recently. He practiced fully Tuesday, though the issue appears to have been aggravated.

Dickerson (knee/back) was a full participant in Tuesday's practice.

Dickerson wasn't able to practice Monday due to a back issue, but head coach Nick Sirianni said Tuesday that the 2021 second-rounder has recovered from surgery to repair a meniscus injury in his right knee, per Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer. The back issue doesn't appear to be a serious concern as Dickerson was able to practice in full during Tuesday's session, paving the way for him to start at left guard for Thursday's regular-season opener against the Cowboys.

Dickerson (back) did not participate at the Eagles' practice Monday.

Dickerson was unable to participate at the team's second practice of the week ahead of Thursday's regular-season opener against the Cowboys, but this time it was due to an apparent back issue. The 26-year-old practiced in a limited capacity Sunday as he continues to work his way back from a meniscus injury. Dickerson will look to return to practice Tuesday, otherwise his status for the team's matchup with the Cowboys will be in question.

Dickerson (knee) is participating in individual drills at practice Sunday, EJ Smith of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Less than three weeks after undergoing surgery to address a meniscus injury in his right knee, Dickerson is back at practice Sunday. While it's not clear if the Pro Bowl guard will participate in the team portion of the session, Smith notes that in addition to doing individual drills, Dickerson also took reps with the field-goal unit during special-teams drills. There appears to be a growing likelihood that he'll be ready to play in Philadelphia's Week 1 game against the Cowboys on Thursday.

Dickerson (knee) is considered week-to-week and scheduled to undergo surgery in the coming days to address the meniscus injury he suffered during Sunday's practice, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Philadelphia's goal appears to be for Dickerson to potentially retake the field in time to face Dallas in Week 1, a matchup that will kick off the 2025 regular season on Thursday, Sept. 4. That recovery timetable is effectively a best-case scenario for the standout offensive lineman. In the meantime, with Kenyon Green (shoulder) dealing with a shoulder injury sustained during Philadelphia's 34-27 preseason win over the Bengals last Thursday, Matt Pryor and/or rookie Trevor Keegan could get chance to handle first-team reps at guard.

Dickerson (knee) is believed to have sustained a right meniscus injury after undergoing an MRI on Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The Eagles are reportedly now working to determine how long Dickerson will be sidelined, which provides some reason for optimism that he's at least avoided a season-ending injury. The Pro Bowl guard was carted off the field at practice Sunday. Any significant amount of missed time for Dickerson would represent a tangible downgrade to Philadelphia's offensive line, which would be to the detriment of both RB Saquon Barkley and QB Jalen Hurts.

Dickerson (knee) is scheduled to undergo an MRI on Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Dickerson was carted off the field due to an apparent right leg injury at Sunday's practice, but he's now receiving testing for what's been labeled a knee injury. He had been listed on the injury report with knee injuries prior to Sunday. The Pro Bowler is an integral starter at LG for Philadelphia's offensive line, especially given that standout RG was counted among the Eagles' losses in free agency, having inked with the Chargers. Backup LG Kenyon Green (shoulder) suffered an injury during Thursday's 34-27 preseason win over the Bengals, potentially leading to Matt Pryor or rookie Trevor Keegan getting first-team reps if Dickerson has to miss significant time.

Dickerson was carted off the practice field with an apparent knee injury Sunday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Dickerson was favoring his right leg and was previously on the injury report with a knee issue. The star left guard was unable to put any weight on his leg as he got onto the cart. The Eagles already lost RG Mekhi Becton to the Chargers in free agency earlier this offseason and can't afford to lose Dickerson to a significant injury. Kenyon Green (shoulder) would be next up at left guard, but he was injured in Thursday's preseason opener against the Bengals. Dickerson's injury is certainly one to monitor.

Dickerson has been practicing despite undergoing offseason knee surgery, Geoff Mosher of PhillyVoice.com reports.

The three-time Pro Bowl guard should be good to go for the NFL season opener on Sept. 4 against the Cowboys. Dickerson, who landed a four-year, $84-million contract in March of 2024, has started 71 of the 72 NFL games he's appeared in, regular season and playoffs, since getting drafted in the second round out of Alabama in 2021.

Dickerson said Thursday that he will need to undergo surgery to repair his injured left knee during the offseason, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Dickerson injured his left knee during the Eagles' NFC Championship Game victory over the Commanders. He was cleared to play in Super Bowl LIX against the Chiefs, but it appears the injury is serious enough for the 2021 second-round pick to undergo an offseason procedure to fix the issue. The exact severity of the injury is not clear, but it could result in Dickerson missing a large chunk of offseason workouts, including training camp.

Dickerson (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's Super Bowl LIX matchup against the Chiefs.

Dickerson practiced in full throughout the week and is ready to go for Sunday's date with Chris Jones and the interior of the Chiefs' defensive line. With Cam Jurgens (back) also good to go, Dickerson be back at his normal left guard position.

Dickerson (knee) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice.

Dickerson moved from left guard to center for the NFC Championship Game against the Commanders, but he was forced to leave the game due to a knee injury. He was not tagged with an injury designation on this past Friday's injury report, and he relayed Wednesday that the only way he would not play in Super Bowl LIX against the Chiefs would be "getting carted off on a stretcher," per Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Dickerson will likely shift back to left guard as starting center Cam Jurgens (back) also managed to clear an injury tag for Sunday's clash.

Dickerson (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, Feb. 9 against the Chiefs.

Dickerson started at center in the NFC championship game against the Commanders last Sunday, but he was injured in the win, and an injured Cam Jurgens had to step in and play 27 offensive snaps in relief. Both Jurgens and Dickerson are cleared to play in the Super Bowl in nine days.

Dickerson (knee) is listed as a non-participant on Wednesday's practice estimate.

Dickerson continues to nurse the knee injury that forced him out of the NFC Championship Game versus Washington on Sunday. He'll work to regain full health in time to face Kansas City in the Super Bowl on Feb. 9. Center Cam Jurgens (back) is also listed as 'DNP' on Wednesday.

Dickerson is questionable to return to Sunday's NFC Championship Game versus the Commanders due to a knee injury.

Dickerson moved over from his usual spot at left guard to start at center in place of Cam Jurgens, who came into the game questionable with a back issue. The latter offensive lineman was ruled active pregame, but he spent the first half on the sideline and was only expected to play in case of emergency. With Dickerson out for the time being, Jurgens has stepped in at his usual spot, according to Ben Standig of The Athletic, while Tyler Steen remains at left guard.

Dickerson (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's contest against the Giants.

Dickerson is one of several starters Philadelphia is sitting for rest purposes with the team having locked up the No. 2 playoff seed in the NFC. Joining Dickerson as healthy inactives along the Eagles' offensive line Sunday are left tackle Jordan Mailata and right tackle Lane Johnson.

Dickerson (knee) has no injury designation ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Commanders.

Dickerson upgraded from a DNP on Wednesday to limited practice participation Thursday and Friday, suggesting he's moved past his knee injury enough to play in Sunday's divisional matchup. With the Alabama product back at full health, he's expected to serve as Philadelphia's top left guard in Week 16.

Dickerson (knee) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, though his injury was labeled as knee/rest.

The offensive guard looks like he's trending toward playing in Sunday's showdown with the Commanders. Dickerson has started all 14 games for the Eagles in 2024, though he did suffer the knee injury during last week's win over the Steelers and leave the contest. If he's unable to suit up this week, Tyler Steen should see more snaps at left guard.

Dickerson suffered a knee injury Sunday against Pittsburgh and is questionable to return.

Dickerson was hurt on the first drive of the second half and was deemed questionable to return midway through the third quarter. The two-time Pro Bowler was replaced at left guard by Tyler Steen.

Dickerson (leg) returned to practice Sunday, EJ Smith of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Dickerson departed early from Tuesday's practice with a leg injury, but the issue didn't prove to be serious. The Alabama product will look to put together another Pro Bowl campaign as the Eagles' starting left guard after signing a four-year contract extension in March.

Dickerson left Tuesday's practice with a leg injury, EJ Smith of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Head coach Nick Sirianni told reporters Thursday that he doesn't anticipate Dickerson to be sidelined for "too long." That said, the Eagles could take the cautious route and limit Dickerson to training camp practice while keeping him out of preseason games. With projected starting left guard Tyler Steen (ankle) also sidelined, snaps with the first-team offense are up for grabs for Matt Hennessy, Mekhi Becton, Darian Kinnard and Trevor Keegan.

Dickerson signed a four-year extension with the Eagles on Wednesday, putting him under contract through the 2028 season, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Dickerson's new deal has a maximum value of $87 million, and according to Adam Schefter, via Tim McManus of ESPN.com, the contract will make him the highest-paid guard in NFL history. The two-time Pro Bowler has quickly developed into one of the elite guards in the league, so Philadelphia's move to extend him, nor the size of the contract should come as too much of a surprise. He should now remain a fixture of one of the top offensive lines in football for at least the next five seasons.

Dickerson (thumb) was considered a full participant at the Eagles' walkthrough Wednesday.

Dickerson missed the team's Week 16 win over the Giants due to a thumb injury, but he's now healthy heading into Sunday's matchup with Arizona. The 25-year-old will be back in his starting role at left guard versus the Cardinals.

Dickerson (thumb) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Giants.

Dickerson has started all 14 games for Philadelphia but needs surgery. He's not expected to miss the remainder of the season, but Sua Opeta is likely to fill in at left guard for at least this week's contest. The good news is the Eagles do get RG Cam Jurgens (pec) back from injury Monday.

Dickerson will undergo surgery on his thumb Wednesday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Dickerson is expected to miss minimal time and won't be placed on injured reserve, according to Garafolo. It's unclear what minimal time would equate to, but the absence of a stint on IR would imply they don't expect the Alabama product to miss more than three weeks at most. With Dickerson now in danger of missing Monday's game against the Giants and Cam Jurgens dealing with a pectoral injury, it's possible the Eagles could be without their two starting guards in Week 16.

Dickerson (knee) was a full participant in Philadelphia's practice Wednesday.

Dickerson has seemingly overcome the knee injury that forced him out of Monday's win against the Buccaneers. The 24-year-old should be good to go for the team's upcoming matchup against the Commanders.

Dickerson left Monday's game against Tampa Bay with a knee contusion and is questionable to return, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Dickerson was hurt in the third quarter of the Monday night contest on a Philadelphia run play. He limped off the field and has been deemed questionable to return. Sua Opeta took over at left guard for the Eagles following Dickerson's departure.

Dickerson (foot) was not included on the Eagles' injury report Wednesday.

Dickerson injured his foot during the preseason and missed practice in mid-August while recovering. However, the 24-year-old was able to clear the Eagles' first injury report Week 1, so he should reprise his starting left guard spot versus New England on Sunday.

Dickerson (foot) did not practice Tuesday, Olivia Reiner of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Dickerson is still working to recover after he left practice early Monday. The Alabama product was seen with his ankle taped after practice, according to Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer, although he appeared fine. It's unclear how long he may need to sit out but as Reiner notes, in the meantime, Sua Opeta is filling in at left guard during drills.

Dickerson (elbow) doesn't have a designation ahead of Super Bowl LVII versus the Chiefs on Sunday.

Dickerson injured his right elbow during the second half of the NFC Championship Game, resulting in no practice reps during the first week of preparation for the Super Bowl. This week, though, he sandwiched full sessions around a limited appearance Thursday. With his status clear ahead of Sunday's contest, Dickerson will continue to operate as the Eagles' starting left guard.

Dickerson (elbow) doesn't have a designation ahead of Super Bowl LVII versus the Chiefs on Sunday.

Dickerson injured his right elbow during the second half of the NFC Championship Game, resulting in no practice reps during the first week of preparation for the Super Bowl. This week, though, he sandwiched full sessions around a limited appearance Thursday. With his status clear ahead of Sunday's contest, Dickerson will continue to operate as the Eagles' starting left guard.

Dickerson (elbow) doesn't have a designation after the first week of preparation ahead of Super Bowl LVII versus the Chiefs on Sunday, Feb. 12.

With the NFC Championship Game well in hand against the 49ers this past Sunday, Dickerson injured his right elbow in the second half and was spotted with a brace on the region afterward, according to Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Eagles proceeded to list Dickerson with the combo of elbow and rest on injury reports this week, but his lack of designation more than a week before the Super Bowl indicates he'll be good to handle his normal role as the team's starting left guard.

Dickerson (elbow) returned to practice Friday with a brace on his right arm, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Dickerson injured his left elbow in the second half of Sunday's win over San Francisco in the NFC Championship Game. He didn't return to the contest but seems to be preparing to play in the Super Bowl against Kansas City. The 2021 second-round pick was a 17-game starter in the regular season and took 93 percent of Philadelphia's offensive snaps at left guard.

Dickerson was unable to return to Sunday's NFC Championship Game against the 49ers after exiting with a left elbow injury in the second half, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Dickerson was seen with a brace on his left elbow following Sunday's victory, and it's not yet clear whether his injury will impact his status for Super Bowl LVII on Feb. 5. If he's unavailable, Andre Dillard is a candidate to see increased playing time for Philadelphia.

Dickerson (ankle) does not have an injury designation ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Cowboys.

Dickerson exited Philadelphia's Week 5 matchup against the Cardinals with an ankle injury but logged two limited practices and a full session ahead of the divisional showdown with Dallas. He'll return to his position as the Eagles' starting left guard.

Dickerson (leg) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

Dickerson has started all but one of his 20 games since being selected in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, so his absence will mark a considerable loss on the left side of the Eagles' offensive line. With the guard sidelined, expect Sua Opeta to fill in alongside backup left tackle Jack Driscoll.

Dickerson (foot) is active Week 3 agains the Commanders.

Dickerson was the only question mark on a light injury report for the Eagles this week, and he'll end up suiting up despite not seeing any practice reps Friday. He'll presumably return to his role as the starting left guard, providing a slight boost for a Philly rushing attack led by Miles Sanders.

Dickerson (foot) is listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Commanders.

Dickerson is trending the wrong way, as he logged a limited practice Thursday prior to being sidelined Friday. Nevertheless, there's still a chance he'll serve as the Eagles' starting right guard in Sunday's divisional matchup.

Dickerson (foot) was not listed on Wednesday's injury report, Sage Hurley of the Eagles' official site reports.

Dickerson dealt with foot soreness during the preseason, but he's not managing any injuries ahead of Sunday's regular-season opener in Detroit. The second-year pro is primed to draw the start at left guard.

Dickerson (thumb) was a full participant in Thursday's practice session.

Dickerson was unavailable for Saturday's Week 18 matchup against Dallas due to his thumb injury. However, he should be back in action for Sunday's wild-card contest against Tampa Bay.

Dickerson (thumb) is inactive Saturday against the Cowboys.

Dickerson will get an extra week for his thumb to heal before the playoffs by sitting out Saturday. In his absence, Sua Opeta will likely get the start at left guard.

Dickerson (undisclosed) was activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list Friday.

Dickerson missed Week 15 while on the COVID-19 list, but he'll only end up missing the one game. He should reclaim his starting spot at left guard now that he's cleared the health and safety protocols.

Dickerson has been placed on the reserve COVID-19 list Sunday.

Dickerson's placement on the list ahead of Sunday's game against Washington is a hit to the Eagles' offensive line, and his absence could mean a bigger workload for Sua Opeta as his potential replacement.

Dickerson (ankle) does not carry an injury designation for Thursday's game against the Buccaneers.

Dickerson practiced in full Wednesday, and he's set to handle his usual starting role at left guard. With Lane Johnson (personal) set to miss a third straight contest, Dickerson's availability is a much-needed boon for Philadelphia's O-line.

Dickerson (ankle) was estimated as a full participant for Monday's walkthrough, Greg Auman of The Athletic reports.

The Eagles didn't hold a traditional practice coming off Sunday's win over the Panthers, but it's nonetheless a good sign to see Dickerson listed as a full participant only a day after picking up the injury. He should be back at left guard for Philadelphia in Week 6.

Dickerson left Sunday's game early with a minor ankle injury, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Dickerson is currently listed questionable for Thursday's game against the Buccaneers, but head coach Nick Sirianni expects him to be OK for the game. Dickerson had played 100 percent of the snaps in both Week 3 and 4 before leaving late in the Week 5 win over the Panthers. If Dickerson is unable to go Thursday against Tampa Bay it is likely Jack Driscoll would step into a starting role.

Dickerson (knee) was listed as a full participant in practice Wednesday.

Dickerson sat out for most of the Eagles' training camp this summer, healing from a torn ACL, but he has since been allowed to fully participate in practice. The center is slated to gear up for his first career NFL game this Sunday against the 49ers, as long as there are no setbacks with his knee. Dickerson will likely fill a reserve role for the Eagles' offensive line behind Jason Kelce.

Dickerson (knee) won't play in the Eagles' season opener Sunday against the Falcons.

Dickerson was forced to miss most of the Eagles' training camp as he healed from a torn ACL he suffered in the SEC Championship Game last season. The 2021 second-round pick was limited in practice Friday and will need more time to recover before suiting up for his first-ever NFL game. His next chance to play will be Week 2, where the Eagles' take on the 49ers on Sunday.

Dickerson (undisclosed) was activated from the non-football injury list Monday, Zach Berman reports.

The 2021 second-round pick can finally comes off the NFI list where he's been for the past month. The rookie center has missed a lot of meaningful practice reps and Eagles most likely won't be comfortable with him seeing any game action for a couple weeks as he learns the offense.

Dickerson was added to the non-football injury list Wednesday.

The rookie center suffered a torn ACL in the SEC championship game last season, but this does not seem to be in relation to that. It's unknown how long Dickerson will be out for, but upon his return the 2021 second-rounder figures to learn the ropes under veteran Jason Kelce.