Complicating matters is the continued absence of Nelson Agholor, the Eagles’ other starting wide receiver. He missed the Giants game with a knee injury he suffered in the Dolphins game a week ago, and Pederson said there’s no guarantee he’ll be ready to play against the Redskins.

“That one’s still up in the air,” he said. “We’ve just got to continue to work through his injury and where he’s at and continue to have conversations with him and see where he is prior to this week.”

Related players: Greg Ward, Josh Perkins, Dallas Goedert

Agholor is dealing with a knee injury. Whiteside appeared to grab his hamstring in overtime but it looks like he'll be a go in Week 15. Agholor, Whiteside and Ward are the Birds top-three WRs right now, but it's possible the Eagles again go with three TEs meaning Goedert and Perkins could be more involved.

Not exactly a surprise but source with knowledge of Eagles WR Alshon Jeffery’s injury status says his season is over.

Related players: Nelson Agholor, Greg Ward, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside

It was trending toward this since Jeffery was seen being carted off on Monday night. Garafolo said they’re still gathering opinions about what exactly is wrong with his foot but he’s done for the year. The Eagles WR position is in dire need with three games remaining. Agholor was inactive on MNF and Arcega-Whiteside was seen limping off the field in overtime with what looked like a hamstring injury.

Eagles WR Alshon Jeffery will have an MRI in the morning.

Related players: Greg Ward, Nelson Agholor

A source says Jeffery felt something pop, which obviously isn’t ideal. Garafolo went on in his tweet saying it doesn’t sound like it’s an Achilles. Jeffery's status doesn't look good for Week 15. Ward could be worth a look against the Redskins as the Eagles receiving corps is very banged up and shorthanded right now.