Eagles Pro Bowl left guard Landon Dickerson was assisted off the playing surface and transported indoors after apparently injuring his right leg during the team’s open practice on Sunday evening.
According to Adam Schefter from ESPN, Dickerson is anticipated to have an MRI conducted on his right knee on Monday.
The injury took place late in the two-hour-plus practice at Lincoln Financial Field.
During a passing play, Dickerson fell to the turf while Jalen Hurts found Saquon Barkley in the flat across the field.
The crowd of around 50,000 fell silent as Dickerson remained on the ground for several moments, surrounded by his teammates.
Eventually, he was assisted off the field, struggling to bear weight on his right leg, before being carted inside.
Brett Toth took his place in the lineup.
On Saturday, Dickerson was listed in the injury report due to a knee issue and was limited in practice.
However, he was not mentioned on the injury report on Sunday.
At 26 years old, Dickerson plays a crucial role in one of the premier offensive lines in the league. He played a significant part in aiding Barkley during his record-setting season in 2024, where he amassed 2,504 rushing yards, including the playoffs.
Dickerson is among five guards who have been selected to the Pro Bowl consistently since 2022, joining the likes of Joel Bitonio from the Browns, Chris Lindstrom from the Falcons, Quenton Nelson from the Colts, and Joe Thuney from the Bears.
