A.J. Brown's participation in Thursday's practice was limited after he left early on Wednesday due to a knee injury, raising questions about his availability for the upcoming playoff game against the Green Bay Packers. The Eagles anticipate that Brown will be ready to play on Sunday, and his absence could be part of a strategy to ensure he is in top form for the game.

Meanwhile, quarterback Jalen Hurts, who has been recovering from a concussion suffered in Week 16, upgraded to a full practice participant on Thursday, indicating he is on track to play. His participation will depend on passing evaluations to confirm he shows no concussion-related symptoms.

The Philadelphia Eagles are recognized as one of the top teams in the NFL, showcasing a balanced roster with strengths in offense, defense, and special teams. However, the offseason is approaching, and changes are expected as several key players face free agency.

Among those potentially leaving is offensive tackle Jack Driscoll, who may sign with the Tennessee Titans. His departure could address the Titans' struggles at right tackle, as they look for a reliable option to bolster their offensive line.

The Philadelphia Eagles faced a challenge with their signature Tush Push play during their recent game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, failing on two crucial attempts. Coach Nick Sirianni acknowledged the Jaguars' effective defense, which disrupted the Eagles' usual execution.

Center Cam Jurgens pointed to the need for better coordination among the offensive players, especially with recent changes on the offensive line. Despite the setbacks, the Eagles maintain confidence in their ability to utilize the Tush Push effectively moving forward.

In a significant blow to the Philadelphia Eagles, star tight end Dallas Goedert will miss the Week 7 clash against the New York Giants due to a hamstring injury sustained in the previous game. The Eagles opted not to promote another tight end from the practice squad, leaving them with only Grant Calcaterra and Jack Stoll available.

Other notable absences include emergency quarterback Tanner McKee and offensive linemen Trevor Keegan and Darian Kinnard. Cornerback Darius Slay is active despite a knee issue, while left tackle Jordan Mailata has been placed on injured reserve.

Sydney Brown is set to make his return to the field after nine months, having been activated from the physically unable to perform list ahead of the Eagles' matchup against the New York Giants. Brown, who suffered an ACL tear in the previous season's finale against the Giants, has been diligently working on his recovery.

As he rejoins the Eagles, Brown takes over a roster spot left vacant by Jordan Mailata, who is now on injured reserve. Brown's versatility will be crucial as he aims to build rapport with the coaching staff and contribute to both special teams and defense.