Philadelphia Eagles' defensive coordinator Vic Fangio is grappling with the impact of veteran defensive end Brandon Graham's season-ending injury. Graham, in his 15th season, was performing exceptionally well before tearing his triceps in a recent game against the Los Angeles Rams.

Fangio indicated that the team will adopt a committee approach to fill Graham's void, emphasizing the challenge of replacing a player of his caliber. New signing Charles Harris and returning player Tarron Jackson are among those considered for the role, while rookie Jalyx Hunt is also in the mix as he recovers from an ankle injury.

Fangio expressed hope that Graham might reconsider retirement, given the circumstances, and mentioned that Nolan Smith is likely to see an increase in playing time moving forward. The Eagles are preparing for a crucial matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

K.J. Henry, a 25-year-old defensive end, has been signed to the Philadelphia Eagles' practice squad after being released by the Dallas Cowboys. This move comes as the Eagles look to fill the gap left by Brandon Graham, who is out for the season due to a triceps injury.

Henry, who previously played for the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals, brings experience from his rookie season, where he recorded 2.5 sacks and 15 solo tackles in 14 games. If he quickly adapts to the Eagles' defense, he may see action in their upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Carolina Panthers' defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero faces challenges as outside linebacker Jadeveon Clowney is listed as 'doubtful' for the upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons due to a shoulder injury.

Head coach Dave Canales emphasized the need for the next players to step up, with Charles Harris, DJ Johnson, and Tarron Jackson available, alongside newcomers Shaq Lawson and Marquis Haynes Sr. expected to contribute if needed.