Huddle Up: Sanders probably will need to practice Friday, Oct. 30, if he wants a chance to play in Week 8, so fantasy players will need to monitor the situation. Boston Scott will receive another start if Sanders is ruled out and can be a low-end No. 2 running back or flex option in leagues.

Huddle Up: Jeffery has missed the entire season so far and probably will miss another game. Greg Ward Jr. and Travis Fulgham will continue to be the main options in the passing game, and both can be at least flex options.

Huddle Up: Sanders was not able to play in the last game and can be considered questionable for the Week 8 game. Fantasy players will know more about his status in a few days. Boston Scott will receive another start if Sanders is ruled out and can be a No. 2 running back or flex option.

Huddle Up: Reagor has been designated to return, but it is not known if he will be available for Week 8. Fantasy players can monitor the situation but may want to avoid Reagor this week.

Huddle Up: Goedert is likely to need another week or two, but the moment he's good to go, he's an upper-middle TE1 with Zach Ertz (ankle) out.

Huddle Up: Reagor is worth an add in all but the shallowest of leagues. His return will help to offset the Eagles' loss of WR DeSean Jackson and he should have an immediate role in the thin receiving corps.

Huddle Up: Jeffery has not been able to play yet this season and there is no timetable to return. He could be traded in the next week but does not have a lot of fantasy value.

Huddle Up: The 33-year-old Jackson has played in only seven games since joining the Eagles for the 2019 season and is not worth saving a bench spot for unless you have an available IR spot you can spare.

Huddle Up: Jackson looked good early with three catches on five targets for 34 yards and a 12-yard rush, but he wasn't involved as much as the game progressed and then was injured on an illegal hit on a late fourth-quarter punt return. Don't expect to see him back until after Thanksgiving at the earliest as Philly's injury hex strikes again.

Huddle Up: With Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert out injured, Rodgers stepped in and had a big game. While Ertz is out for a while, it's possible Goedert could return in Week 8 against the Cowboys. If that happens you can forget about Rodgers. If not, he might hold matchup appeal for a game or two.

Huddle Up: Ward was third on the team in targets with six and has definitely taken a backseat to Travis Fulgham recently, but the second-year pro is reliable target for Carson Wentz on underneath routes. The lack of yardage undercuts Ward in standard leagues, but he carries some fringe value in PPR formats.

Huddle Up: Fulgham saw nearly double the amount of targets as any other receiver (Greg Ward had six) and finished second on the team in both receptions and receiving yards to Richard Rodgers. There was some question as to how Fulgham's role might be affected by the return of DeSean Jackson, but D-Jax looked to have sustained a possible serious leg injury late in the game. This no longer appears like a flash-in-the-pan scenario for Fulgham, who should be owned in all leagues.

Huddle Up: With Miles Sanders inactive, Scott got most of the work in the backfield. Like many of the Eagles, he was headed for a disappointing night before the closing moments when he broke off a 12-yard run and then caught an 18-yard pass for the game-winning touchdown. Ninety-two yards and a score isn't a bad night's work, and if Sanders is forced to miss another game or two, Scott should offer some short-term appeal.

Huddle Up: Three-plus quarters of frustration served as the setup to a late comeback from Wentz, who threw both of his touchdown passes in the final five minutes, including the game-winning strike to Boston Scott with 40 seconds remaining. It saved a shoddy fantasy performance and possibly the Eagles season as well, as Wentz leaned on a lot of reserves on Thursday night. He's an interesting buy-low candidate.

Huddle Up: Goedert would be a midrange TE1 when he returns as Zach Ertz (ankle) is likely to remain out at that timetable. Richard Rodgers is a low-end TE1 in the interim.

Huddle Up: The Eagles have a bye next week, which will limit the damage to the time Ertz misses. He has been injury prone in the past, and he hasn't really been a quick healer. So prepare for the back end of this timetable. Richard Rodgers is a low-end TE1 while Dallas Goedert (ankle) is out as well.

Huddle Up: Jeffery has added a calf injury to his problems but may have a chance to play in the next game. Travis Fulgham will continue to have a significant role in the passing game and can be a No. 3 receiver or flex option in leagues.

Huddle Up: Jackson is on track to return to the lineup after missing the last several games because of the hamstring injury. He should see a handful of targets against the New York Giants and could be a No. 3 receiver or flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Boston Scott will be an RB2 against the New York Giants. Corey Clement should see some passing-down work and could be a flex option.

Huddle Up: No surprise here, as he is likely out three to four weeks with a high-ankle sprain. There was no word on Dallas Goedert (ankle), who remains on IR. He would be a mid-to-low TE1 in Ertz's stead if he makes it back. Otherwise, Richard Rodgers is a bye-week filler.

Huddle Up: Jeffery has appeared to be close for several weeks but still has not made his season debut. Fantasy players will need to check the inactive list for his official status, but he would be a risky fantasy option if he is active.

Huddle Up: Jackson has been limited during practice over the last few weeks and may have a chance to play in Week 7. Fantasy players should continue to monitor the situation because Jackson can be a No. 3 receiver or flex option if he plays.

Huddle Up: Ertz is expected to miss several weeks because of his ankle injury, so fantasy players should look for other options. None of the other Eagles tight ends should be fantasy options.

Huddle Up: Sanders is not expected to play in the Week 7 game, but fantasy players should check on his status later in the week. Boston Scott will be the main running back if Sanders is not able to play and can be at least a flex option in leagues.

Huddle Up: This continues what is quickly shaping up to be the most frustrating season of Ertz's career. It also might be the final straw for fantasy owners who have watched the tight end produce a total of 48 scoreless yards on nine catches over the last three games combined. There appears to be a decent possibility Dallas Goedert (ankle) will be ready to return in Week 7, and he needs to be fired up as a high-end TE1 if that is the case for Thursday's contest against the New York Giants.

Huddle Up: Sanders busted loose for a 74-yard run in the second half but got hurt at the end of the play and wasn't seen again. His likely absence currently leaves Carson Wentz without a single healthy pass-catching starter that was supposed to help the Eagles defend their NFC East crown after Zach Ertz (ankle) also went down in Week 6, although some combination of Alshon Jeffery, DeSean Jackson and Dallas Goedert are expected to return versus the Giants. Philadelphia is expected to use a committee backfield in his absence led by Boston Scott and Corey Clement, both of which should be considered flex plays at best in fantasy for Thursday's game.