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.

Eagles first-round WR Jalen Reagor left practice early today with a shoulder injury, source said.

At this point, there is optimism it isn’t serious, but he’ll undergo tests to be sure and know the full extent of the ailment the tweet said. Other reports said he was in pain. Recent stories over the past week pointed to Reagor being a big part of the offense this season so this is potentially a serious concern.

The Eagles might have tried to dampen expectations for Jalen Reagor before training camp when Doug Pederson said the rookie would learn behind DeSean Jackson, and the team privately believed it had more in its passing game than the public suggested. Training camp has offered the real story. Reagor is going to be a major part of the offense, playing multiple spots while the coaching staff finds ways to get him the ball.

He’s played in the “X” spot opposite Jackson in the formation and has been one of Wentz’s top targets in practices. The explosiveness that compelled the Eagles to select Reagor ahead of Justin Jefferson in the draft has been apparent during the past week. He’s made plays against the starters, too, and earned the praise of Pro Bowl cornerback Darius Slay after Monday’s practice.

Jalen Reagor opened with the first-team offense Monday, lining up at the "X" as Alshon Jeffery is on the Physically Unable to Perform list and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside is "day-to-day" with a lower-body injury. The Eagles' rookie looked in sync immediately with starting quarterback Carson Wentz, a strong sign of things to come for the new-look offense.

"It's been a lot of fun to work with Jalen. He is an explosive athlete," Wentz said on a conference call after Eagles' practice Monday. "You can see that with his route-running ability and his down-the-field presence. You turn on his highlight tape and you see what he does with the ball in his hands -- and that's one thing we haven't been able to see, obviously, with just practice going on and nothing live."

Reagor could jump right into action as a starter as Jeffery may remain on PUP to start the season, according to some reports. Reagor ran smooth routes and showed a lot of explosiveness, according to the rest of the story. Given the Eagles struggles at WR last season, having Reagor ready for action will be a big boost to the offense.

The Eagles traded for Marquise Goodwin this offseason, but it will be at least a year before they see him on the field.

According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Goodwin is opting out of the 2020 season because of COVID-19 concerns.

Related players: Jalen Reagor

Goodwin was expected to add more speed and experience to the Eagles WR group. As we reported earlier this week, Goodwin seemed to be the favorite to win the slot job. Rookie first round pick Reagor could now get a big boost with Goodwin sitting out.

The Eagles and first-round WR Jalen Reagor have agreed to terms on a four-year, $13.3M contract with a fifth-year option.

Rookie camps begin Tuesday July 21, so Raegor is the first of many who are signing deals prior to reporting. The TCU product will compete for targets on a team that started players off the street in 2019. Outside of DeSean Jackson, it is unknown who will start at receiver in 2020. Currently, Raegor is being drafted as a WR4/5 that has an excellent opportunity to crush his ADP.