Goedert is out Week 2, elevating Grant Calcaterra and reshaping Philly’s short-to-intermediate passing game. His absence tightens the targets funnel toward Calcaterra and the remaining Philly pass-catchers.

Goedert's availability is uncertain as Philly navigates a knee issue; his presence dramatically influences the Eagles' passing game, especially on intermediate routes and red-zone targets, with his absence widening the gap for Hurts to find Brown and Smith.

Goedert remains Hurts’ primary pass-catching option, anchoring the aerial attack as the edge rotation evolves. His role supports the offense’s play-action tempo and can influence how aggressively teams commit to the edge rush, indirectly shaping the fantasy value of the front.

Goedert’s knee injury is highlighted in the Eagles’ practice notes, adding a TE surface-level concern for Philly’s weekly game plan and potential implications for depth at skill positions if the injury lingers.

Goedert deals with a sprained knee; if sidelined, Calcaterra would assume the top TE role, with Kylen Granson in a larger pass-game role. Goedert’s status directly impacts TE usage and target share in the Eagles’ offense.