Eagles-Titans Injury Report: Who Is Out for Week 2?
The Philadelphia Eagles will travel down south to visit the Tennessee Titans in Week 2. Following an inconsistent showing in their first win, the Eagles are ready to make a statement on the road against the Titans. Yet there’s a chance that Philadelphia could be without a couple of key defensive players. Meanwhile, Tennessee could be getting back one of their best defensive players in Week 2.
Here’s the updated injury report for both the Eagles and the Titans ahead of Sunday’s matchup.
Eagles Injury Report
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Eagles IDL Jalen Carter missed practice due to a wrist injury. Carter played 66 snaps against the Washington Commanders in Week 1 and there’s a chance that this may just be a maintenance day. It’s obviously worth monitoring Carter’s status moving forward heading into Sunday’s game.
Eagles DB Cooper DeJean missed practice due to a calf injury and an abdomen injury. DeJean really struggled in Week 1 and it seems like the injuries were likely a factor. Although it’s worth noting that DeJean told reporters “I’ll be good” and that he still expects to play following today’s practice.
Eagles EDGE Jonathan Greenard was once again limited due to his pectoral injury. According to Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer, Greenard told reporters that they’re following the same plan as last week. He’ll see how practice goes this week before making a decision for Week 2. My guess is that Greenard will be sitting out at least one more week.
Thursday, September 17, 2026
Eagles S Andrew Mukuba was unexpectedly added to the injury report following Thursday’s practice. According to Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer, Mukuba had a sleeve on his left leg in the locker room but said he was good.
Both Carter and DeJean were upgraded to limited participants on Thursday after sitting out during Wednesday’s practice. Both Carter and DeJean said that they expect to play in Week 2.
Greenard remains limited as he continues to work his way back from a pectoral injury. He reportedly told the media that he is “super close” to returning but wouldn’t say if he’ll play this week.
Friday, September 18, 2026
Greenard was ruled out for the second straight week due to a pectoral injury. Greenard said that he is “super close” on Thursday and it seems like he’ll make his regular season debut in Week 3 or Week 4.
Mukuba returned to the practice field on Friday as a limited participant. He was spotted by reporters wearing a sleeve on his left leg on the practice field and we’ll see if he’s able to play on Sunday.
Carter was limited on Friday but he’ll play against the Titans and was spotted wearing a hefty cast on his right wrist.
DeJean was a full participant on Friday and he’ll be good to go against the Titans in Week 2.
Backup wide receivers Marquise Brown (hamstring) and Elijah Moore (neck) were added to the injury report on Friday. Yet they were both full participants and don’t carry any game status designation.
Saturday, September 19, 2026
The Eagles elevated rookie safety Maximus Pulley from the team’s practice squad for Week 2. The move could indicated that Mukuba’s status is seriously up in the air for Sunday’s game.
Titans Injury Report
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Titans third-year LB James Williams was limited during Wednesday’s practice due to an elbow injury. Williams is normally a backup linebacker but was forced to play 28 defensive snaps due to injuries in Week 1. Now Williams’ status for Sunday seems uncertain due to his elbow injury.
Titans third-year LB Cedric Gray emerged as one of the best young linebackers in the NFL last season, as he recorded 164 total tackles. Yet Gray missed Tennessee’s regular season opener after suffering a concussion and minor injuries in a utility terrain vehicle accident over Labor Day weekend. Titans head coach Robert Saleh said that Gray hasn’t cleared concussion protocol yet but he is hopeful that he’ll play in Week 2.
Thursday, September 17, 2026
Williams was limited for the second consecutive day of practice in Tennessee. According to reporters in attendance, Williams had the yellow non-contact jersey on during practice.
Gray was a full participant on Thursday, yet he reportedly remains in concussion protocol. Based on his participation level, my guess is that Gray will be good to go and cleared for Sunday’s game.
Friday, September 18, 2026
Titans starting cornerback Cor’Dale Flott did not participate during Friday’s practice due to soreness. It’s worth noting that Saleh said that he doesn’t believe it’ll impact Flott’s ability to play.
Williams was limited for the third consecutive day of practice and is officially listed as questionable.
Gray was a full participant and is “trending to play” according to Jim Wyatt of the Titans’ official team website.