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The Eagles suffered through a plethora of injuries on Sunday during their Week 2 loss to the Atlanta Falcons.

Wide receivers DeSean Jackson (groin) and Alshon Jeffery (calf) quickly joined tight end Dallas Goedert (calf), who suffered a pre-game injury, on the Eagles’ sideline in the first half.

Related players: Mack Hollins, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Nelson Agholor

Jackson tried to return to the game but lasted two plays and left and didn't return. Perhaps it's a good sign he tried to go, but as the story said, he's a key element to the offense because of his deep threat ability and is potentially the biggest loss of the three if the injuries are multiple weeks.

Meanwhile Jeffery missed the final three quarters of the game and it's not clear how serious his injury is. If these guys miss extended time, Hollins, Arcega-Whiteside and Agholor are next up. Agholor is a potential deep-threat fill-in for Jackson but isn't on the same level.

Notable Bengals players returning from injury to practice today: John Ross, Drew Sample, Dre Kirkpatrick, Keivarae Russell.

Ross is just 92nd on our WR list heading into the season. Even with A.J. Green out of the lineup, Ross isn't considered a safe fantasy play but it looks like he'll be ready for Week 1.

Bengals wide receiver John Ross has been out of action since injuring his hamstring in late July, but the team has set its sights on a return date.

Head coach Zac Taylor said on Monday that Ross won’t play in Thursday’s game against the Giants, but that he’s expected back at practice a few days later.

Taylor said Sunday would be the target day for Ross to return, giving him a full two weeks of practice before the team's opener with Seattle.

Zach Ertz's targets will likely go down in an offense with Alshon Jeffery, DeSean Jackson, Nelson Agholor, Dallas Goedert and Darren Sproles, but he’ll likely still lead the team in targets/receptions, and maybe even touchdowns, too.

Ertz has looked great in camp and has especially been tough to stop in the red zone, according to reports. He's ranked third among our TEs heading into drafts despite the loaded Eagles offense. Ertz has always been a favorite target for QB Carson Wentz