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Eagles vs Bears Injury Report – Xavier Gipson and Myles Hinton Out for Eagles While Bears Defense Compromised with Several Key Injuries

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The Philadelphia Eagles get ready to host the Chicago Bears in this year’s Black Friday game. The Eagles are coming into this game with an 8-3 record, but after having lost last week to the Dallas Cowboys.

The Bears are also coming into today’s game with an 8-3 record, but more importantly, they are on a 4-game win streak. Chicago is in the middle of a very tight division with the Packers and Lions also in contention to win the NFC North.

As the name Black Friday suggests, this is a rare instance where the NFL has a Friday game, and that means both these teams are on a short week. So, with that, let us take a look at the Eagles vs Bears injury report ahead of their Week 13 game.

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Philadelphia Eagles Injury Report for Game versus Chicago Bears

The Philadelphia Eagles are playing in a short week after their last week’s game against the Dallas Cowboys. The injury report for the Eagles this week has 8 players listed on it, of which three are out.

Offensive tackle Lane Johnson remains out as he has been for the past few weeks. Joining him are wide receiver Xavier Gipson and offensive tackle Myles Hinton.

Player	Position	Injury	Practice status	Game Status
Saquon Barkley	RB	Groin	FP	Unspecified
Reed Blankenship	S	Thigh	FP	Unspecified
Landon Dickerson	G	Knee	FP	Unspecified
Xavier Gipson	WR	Shoulder	DNP	Out
Brandon Graham	DE	Groin	FP	Unspecified
Myles Hinton	T	Back	FP	Out
Lane Johnson	T	Foot	DNP	Out
DeVonta Smith	WR	Shoulder/Chest/Illness	FP	Unspecified

*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

Thursday’s Injury Report #CHIvsPHI pic.twitter.com/iWcM30QeTo
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) November 27, 2025

Chicago Bears Injury Report for Game versus Philadelphia Eagles

The Chicago Bears are also playing on a short week after their win over the Steelers last week. There are 11 players on the Bears’ injury report for Week 13, with five of them out of the game. Most of the players are defensive players, which means Chicago could be severely hampered on that side of the ball.

Player	Position	Injury	Practice status	Game Status
T.J. Edwards	LB	Hand / Hamstring	DNP	Out
Ruben Hyppolite II	LB	Shoulder	DNP	Out
Dominique Robinson	DL	Concussion	DNP	Out
Noah Sewell	LB	Elbow	DNP	Out
Tyrique Stevenson	DB	Hip	DNP	Out
Kyler Gordon	DB	Calf	FP	Questionable
Jaylon Johnson	DB	Groin	FP	Questionable
Gervon Dexter Sr.	DL	Hand	FP	Unspecified
Theo Benedet	OL	Quad	FP	Unspecified
Travis Homer	RB	Hamstring / Knee	FP	Unspecified
Kyle Monangai	RB	Knee	FP	Unspecified

*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

#Bears Injury Report

The Chicago Bears conducted a Walk-Thru on Thursday, participation is an estimation. pic.twitter.com/B4eZelsC9d
— Bears Communications (@BearsPR) November 27, 2025

There is plenty riding on this game for both teams. From the Eagles’ standpoint, they are looking to keep pressure on the Rams for the number one spot in the NFC, whereas Chicago is also in a similar position. However, the Bears also have to ensure they remain ahead of the Packers and Lions if they are to win the division for the first time since 2018.

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