Eagles prepared to be without Landon Dickerson for the ‘foreseeable future’ per coach Sirianni

Eagles prepared to be without Landon Dickerson for the ‘foreseeable future’ per coach Sirianni The Philadelphia Eagles will be without starting guard Landon Dickerson for at least the next four games after he was placed on injured reserve due to a knee injury. Coach Nick Sirianni said Tuesday the team expects to miss Dickerson “for the foreseeable future,” though he did not provide a timetable for his return or name a potential replacement. Dickerson, 27, played through the injury during Philadelphia’s 24‑22 season‑opening victory over the Washington Commanders but later acknowledged his performance was affected. He said he had been dealing with the problem since being rolled up in practice several weeks earlier. Additional imaging showed that time away from the field was the best course, with Dickerson describing the issue as a bony bruise in his right knee. The move represents another setback for an offensive line that struggled in the opener. Dickerson has faced significant injuries in recent seasons, including a meniscus repair in 2025, and said he wants to allow his knee to heal rather than repeat last season’s experience of playing through pain. Sirianni praised Dickerson’s toughness and value to the Eagles, calling him a key part of the team’s offensive success. Philadelphia now must determine how to fill the vacancy for Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans. Drew Kendall and Willie Lampkin are among the leading candidates, with both having received positive evaluations during training camp. Sirianni said the Eagles have a “way we’re leaning” with the offensive line but declined to disclose the plan. Editorial credit: dean bertoncelj / Shutterstock.com