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Eagles vs Lions Injury Report: Taylor Decker Questionable, Sam LaPorta Out, and Aidan Hutchinson Unspecified

Credits: Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The Philadelphia Eagles will take on the Detroit Lions for Week 11’s Sunday Night Football action and the stakes could not get any higher, as these two teams are firm Super Bowl contender, who may face each other in the 2025-26 postseason, making this game a potential playoff like matchup. This is the first time we’ll see these two teams face off since Week 1 in 2022, where the Eagles won the contest on the road, adding further stakes into this NFC supremacy battle.

The Eagles and the Lions, both lead their respective divisions. However, it has been a polar opposite season for these teams. The Eagles are continuing to show their success from last season, firmly in the driver seat of NFC East going 7-2. While the Lions have struggled to be consistent winning games as of recent, going 6-3 for the season. It will be a battle of quarterbacks as Jalen Hurts will take on Jared Goff in this exciting clash.

Philadelphia Eagles Injury Update for the Game Against the Detroit Lions

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Cal Adomitis	LS	Finger	(-)
Jakorian Bennett	CB	Pectoral	(-)
Darius Cooper	WR	Shoulder	(-)
Landon Dickerson	G	Quad	(-)
Lane Johnson	T	Ankle	(-)
Cam Jurgens	C/G	Knee	(-)
Willie Lampkin	G/C	Knee/Ankle	Questionable
Nolan Smith	OLB	Triceps	(-)
Tyler Steen	OL	Oblique	(-)

While the Eagles have nine players listed on the injury report, every single player had full practices on Friday, with most players ready to go. Willie Lampkin is the only player who is questionable for the game with a knee/ankle injury, despite being a full participant on all three days of practices.

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Detroit Lions Injury Update for the Game Against the Philadelphia Eagles

Player	Position	Injury	Status
Terrion Arnold	CB	Concussion	Out
Kerby Joseph	SAF	Knee	Out
Sam LaPorta	TE	Back	Out
Joshua Paschal	DE	Back	Out
Marcus Davenport	DE	Shoulder	Questionable
Taylor Decker	OT	Shoulder/Rest	Questionable
Miles Frazier	G	Knee	Questionable
D.J. Reed	CB	Hamstring	Questionable
Amik Robertson	CB	Hamstring	Questionable
Malcolm Rodriguez	LB	Knee	Questionable
Jacob Saylors	RB	Back	Questionable
Penei Sewell	OT	Ankle	Questionable
Sione Vaki	RB	Ankle	Questionable
Brock Wright	TE	Ankle	Questionable
Graham Glasgow	C	Back	(-)
Aidan Hutchinson	DE	Elbow	(-)

The Lions have 16 players listed on the injury report and many of them are listed as questionable. TE Sam LaPorta is out for the game as he’s dealing with a back injury, keeping him out of practice for all three days this week. Their OT Taylor Decker is listed as questionable for the game with a shoulder injury, keeping him out of practice for Friday.

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Will Sam LaPorta Play Against the Eagles?

Sam LaPorta will not play against the Eagles on Sunday as he’s dealing with a back injury, keeping him out for all three days of practice.

Will Aidan Hutchinson Play Against the Eagles?

While Hutchinson missed his first practice of the season on Wednesday, he’s expected to play against the Eagles on Sunday.

Will Taylor Decker Play Against the Eagles?

Taylor Decker was limited on practice on Wednesday and Thursday, not participating at all during Friday’s practice, dealing with a shoulder injury.

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