Eagles HC Doug Pederson told reporters that TE Zach Ertz "needs more time" before he is activated.

Related Players: Dallas Goedert, Richard Rodgers

This frees up Goedert and Rodgers to be tight end plays for another week. If Ertz returns next week, Rodgers fades out of the fantasy picture until another injury happens.

The Eagles designated TE Zach Ertz for return from injured reserve, per the wire.

Related players: Dallas Goedert

Ertz's 21-day window is now open. Some who follow the team say Ertz has been ready to come back but it remains to be seen if he's activated for Week 11 against Cleveland. Ertz was a popular "do I drop" question on our Discuss Your Team forum before heading to the IR and was underperforming from a fantasy perspective, but it's possible the Eagles use more two-TE sets with Ertz and Goedert. Despite getting back WRs like Alshon Jeffery and Jalen Reagor, the offense struggled against the Giants in Week 10.

The Eagles activated TE Dallas Goedert and WR Jalen Raegor from injured reserve ahead of Sunday’s game against the Cowboys.

With Zach Ertz and DeSean Jackson among the players banged up for the Eagles, this is good timing for their offense as they get one of their big targets over the middle and their rookie speedster back for a huge division battle Sunday night for first place in the NFC East. TE Hakeem Butler was waived.

The Eagles designated tight end Dallas Goedert to return from injured reserve and expect him to practice Wednesday.

Goedert has been sidelined for four weeks due to an ankle injury, but will instantly assume TE1 status when he returns with Zach Ertz out injured. The Eagles are desperate for pass catchers and Goedert should would walk into a solid target share whenever he is ready to go. The Eagles are slowly but surely getting healthy, and the return of injured skill players should benefit the offense as a whole for fantasy purposes.

According to Mike Garafolo on Twitter, Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert could make his return to the team in Week 10.

Goedert looks to be on track to return right on the initial six-week timeframe given for his fractured ankle. With Zach Ertz also going down with an ankle injury, the Eagles are going to be painfully thin at the position for the next four weeks. Richard Rodgers is the next man up for the Eagles and is our 19th ranked tight end for Week 7.

Eagles expect Miles Sanders to miss Thursday night's game with knee injury... Zach Ertz also expected out for 3-to-4 weeks with an ankle injury, according to sources.

Related players: Boston Scott, Dallas Goedert, Corey Clement

Goedert is expected to return to this week, a short week with a game on Thursday night. Owners were already asking about dropping Ertz on our Discuss Your Team forum, and it looks like that's a serious option at this point. At running back, Scott should suck up a large amount of Sanders' workload with Clement also becoming more of a factor.

The Philadelphia Eagles have placed TE Dallas Goedert on Injured Reserve with a fractured ankle, according to the team's official Twitter account.

Goedert will miss at least three weeks, and his timeline for return extends well past the three-week minimum. Goedert's spot on the roster was filled with the signing of Hakeem Butler, who will transition to tight end.

Eagles TE Dallas Goedert suffered an ankle injury during Sunday’s game against the Bengals and has been ruled out for the remainder of the game.

Zach Ertz should now see plenty of targets. Goedert went down in the first quarter and limped off the field. The Eagles are already low on weapons as DeSean Jackson also got hurt during the game and Alshon Jeffery and Jalen Raegor are already out. This leaves Ertz and Richard Rodgers at TE and John Hightower, Greg Ward, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside and Deontay Burnett as the WRs.

Jalen Reagor will have to wait a bit before playing in his first NFL game.

He injured his shoulder in Sunday’s practice, and Drew Davison of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports that the Eagles receiver will miss at least the opener after an MRI revealed a small tear in Reagor’s labrum.

Reagor will not require surgery, Davison adds.

Related players: DeSean Jackson, Greg Ward, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Zach Ertz, Dallas Goedert

Reagor could also miss Week 2 which is a big loss. The Eagles will likely roll with Jackson, Ward and Arcega-Whiteside the first two weeks. TEs Ertz and Goedert could benefit the most with Reagor out.