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The Philadelphia Eagles activated linebacker Nakobe Dean from injured reserve and temporarily promoted defensive tackle Gabe Hall from the practice squad ahead of their Week 6 game against the Giants, with Dean returning after a knee injury and Hall potentially stepping in if Jalen Carter is unable to play due to a heel injury.
Nakobe Dean, linebacker for the Philadelphia Eagles, has been placed on the active/PUP list due to a torn patellar tendon, which may delay his return until at least Week 5 of the NFL season, impacting his and the team's plans for the upcoming season.
In the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 12 victory over the Los Angeles Rams, Nakobe Dean stood out defensively with a team-high eight tackles, a sack, and a fumble recovery. Offensively, A.J. Brown was efficient with 109 yards and a touchdown on six catches. The Eagles managed their snap counts strategically, with key players like Jordan Mailata playing the entire game, while others like Jalen Hurts and Lane Johnson rested during victory formations. Injuries affected the lineup, with Isaiah Rodgers stepping in for Darius Slay and Nolan Smith leading edge rushers due to injuries to Josh Sweat and Brandon Graham.
In their Week 9 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Philadelphia Eagles showcased strong performances from key players, with Jalen Hurts leading the offense and Saquon Barkley making a significant impact in his new role. The Eagles' defense also shined, with linebackers Nakobe Dean and Zack Baun both intercepting Trevor Lawrence. Dean's game-clinching play earned him the game ball, while Barkley, Baun, and DeVonta Smith were recognized as the game's three stars. The Eagles improved to a 6-2 record, despite some second-half challenges.
The Philadelphia Eagles narrowly avoided a historic collapse, holding off the Jacksonville Jaguars for a 28-23 victory after leading by 22 points. Key performances included Nakobe Dean's game-saving interception and Jalen Hurts' efficient play, marking his fourth consecutive game with a passer rating over 119. Despite the win, the Eagles' inability to close out the game raises concerns, while standout plays from DeVonta Smith and Zach Baun highlight the team's potential. The Eagles now face a challenging matchup against the Dallas Cowboys, aiming to break a six-game losing streak in Dallas.
Day 2 of the Eagles' mandatory minicamp saw Fletcher Cox return amid his retirement adjustment, with the team focusing on new offensive and defensive systems. Key position battles include the cornerback spot opposite Darius Slay and middle linebacker, where Nakobe Dean competes with Zack Baum and Devin White.
Nakobe Dean, a linebacker for the Philadelphia Eagles, is determined to prove himself despite injuries that have limited his playing time in the NFL. After being sidelined for most of the 2023 season due to foot injuries, Dean is focused on returning stronger for the 2024 season. Despite facing criticism and setbacks, both Dean and the Eagles organization remain optimistic about his potential impact on the team's defense.
Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nakobe Dean has been diagnosed with a Lisfranc injury after hurting his foot in last Sunday's win over the Cowboys. Dean is expected to go on injured reserve and is consulting with doctors about next steps. He could potentially return later in the season, but that will depend on the medical consultations. Nicholas Morrow is likely to fill in for Dean in the meantime.
The Philadelphia Eagles have activated linebacker Nakobe Dean from injured reserve, signaling his return to the starting lineup for their game against the Jets. Dean had been sidelined with a foot injury since the season opener. In a corresponding move, the Eagles placed receiver Quez Watkins on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury, causing him to miss four games before being eligible to return.
Philadelphia Eagles had their first practice of the week with key defensive starters Fletcher Cox and Nakobe Dean returning, but were missing two starters in their secondary, Justin Evans and Darius Slay, due to knee injuries. Cox, who missed the previous game, participated in practice after receiving an epidural for his back injury. Dean, who has been on Injured Reserve for the past four games, has opened his 21-day practice window and needs to be activated before Saturday to play against the New York Jets. Safety Sydney Brown and defensive tackle Marlon Tuipulotu were limited in practice, while running back Rashaad Penny was a full participant.
Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nakobe Dean is expected to miss multiple weeks due to a foot injury. The third-round pick in 2022 played 61 percent of the team's defensive snaps before exiting Sunday's game against the Patriots. Dean may be placed on injured reserve, but is expected to return later in the season.
Nakobe Dean, the Philadelphia Eagles' middle linebacker, made a game-changing play in his first preseason action, forcing a fumble at the goal line. Dean, who missed the team's first preseason game due to injury, showed promise and eased concerns about his readiness for the starting role. The Eagles drafted Dean in 2022 and have entrusted him with the middle linebacker job after losing key players in free agency. Head coach Nick Sirianni expressed excitement for Dean's performance and emphasized the importance of his playmaking abilities for the team's defense.
Zach Cunningham impresses in his first start for the Philadelphia Eagles, leading the team in tackles and forming a promising partnership with Nakobe Dean. Despite limited practice time together, Cunningham and Dean showed great chemistry on the field. Cunningham, known for his run-stopping abilities, is also working on improving his pass coverage skills. If he can stay healthy, Cunningham is expected to start alongside Dean in Week 1.
The Philadelphia Eagles' off-ball linebacker group is a concern heading into training camp, with Nakobe Dean, Nicholas Morrow, and Christian Elliss vying for starting roles. Dean, a third-round draft pick in 2022, is expected to be the top guy and will wear the "green dot" helmet, relaying play calls to the defense. Morrow, a converted safety, has had success in coverage and is the favorite to start opposite Dean. Elliss has impressed in limited action and could contribute on special teams. Shaun Bradley and Davion Taylor will need to prove their value on special teams, while undrafted rookie Ben VanSumeren is seen as a developmental player.
Philadelphia Eagles' Zech McPhearson is taking on a new role as a nickel corner, showcasing his ability to play inside and earn his way back onto the roster. Nakobe Dean is wearing the green dot as the Eagles' MIKE linebacker, and the team is expanding its work to prevent fatalities from sudden cardiac arrest among athletes. Tom Brady clarifies that his future is in the broadcast booth with Fox Sports and in the ownership box with the Raiders.