Landon Dickerson’s ankle injury against Denver creates a Thursday-night question for the Eagles vs Giants. If he’s out, Brett Toth slides to left guard with Cam Jurgens at center, forcing interior-line tweaks on a short week at MetLife.

Dickerson’s rocky injury history—knee in the NFC title run, a Super Bowl playoff grit, offseason meniscus and back issues—adds risk to Philadelphia’s odds. Teammates praise his toughness, while the staff weighs rest vs. rotation to protect him for the stretch.

The first-quarter PFF snapshot shows Philadelphia’s offense mixing solid line play with uneven pass-game usage. Landon Dickerson, Tyler Steen and Cam Jurgens pace the run-blocking grades, while Grant Calcaterra’s 34.02 stands out as a clear low. Kylen Granson and Darius Cooper post mid-range numbers with modest snap counts, and the receiving group isn’t pulling away despite multiple targets. Saquon Barkley remains the clearest fantasy standout outside Philly, with three rushing TDs in four games as the Giants lean on his production. Jahan Dotson also posts a usable mid-grade while the Eagles’ receivers chip in at various levels. Buffalo stays undefeated and Denver looms, creating a tense divisional stretch for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia outlasted Tampa Bay 31-25 in a game that swung on the first-half burst and a second-half stutter. Hurts cooked early for 130 yards and two TDs, pairing with Goedert on designed toss plays, while the defense held the Bucs to 99 yards before the break. The second half flipped: interior pressure and a high snap by Cam Jurgens slowed the attack, Barkley punched in a TD on a field-position swing, and the Eagles closed it out on special-teams and defense.

The piece angles toward fantasy angles: Hurts remains a top fantasy asset when the offense runs smoothly, Barkley’s punch-in score adds a floor, and Latu’s versatility on fullback and special teams continues to boost value beyond the box score. Week-to-week game scripts will largely govern the ceiling for Hurts, Goedert, and the surrounding cast.

Lane Johnson exited early with a neck injury in Week 3 against the Rams. Philadelphia leaned on Matt Pryor then Fred Johnson, and the offense finally moved with Fred Johnson protecting Hurts after halftime. The showdown highlighted the Eagles’ precarious right-tackle depth and the need for reliable protection with premier edge rushers looming.

With Cam Jurgens and Landon Dickerson nursing issues, Philadelphia’s O-line depth is again under the microscope. Hurts’ fantasy upside hinges on a healthier line and the run game, as the team searches for consistency while Johnson remains a key question mark heading into the next matchup.