Landon Dickerson Injury Update
Landon Dickerson was carted off the field during Eagles practice with what looked like a pretty serious right‑leg injury. Okay, so picture this: it's Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field, and Landon Dickerson, the Eagles' rock‑solid Pro Bowl guard, just wrapped up a grueling two-plus‑hour open practice. @EaglesScoutRoom shared on Twitter that Landon Dickinson suffered an apparent leg injury and had to be carted off the field, calling it “not a good sign.
Next thing you know, he’s on the ground after an 11‑on‑11 pass play, teammates hovering around, heart‑stopping scene. He couldn’t put any weight on that leg, and yeah, they had to cart him off. It was tense, real tense.
Now, here's what we know so far: he was on the injury report Saturday as a limited participant with a knee issue. Then, by Sunday? He’s off that list, doing full drills… and bam. He’s hurt again, in the same general area, apparently the right leg this time.
During practice, @Philadelphia Eagles Central on Twitter reported that Landon Dickerson sustained an apparent lower leg injury and was taken inside on a cart after being helped off the field.
What’s remarkable is that the team hasn't yet provided a proper diagnosis. We don’t know if it’s ligament damage, a fracture, or something else, and honestly, we might not for a bit. The vibe in the media is cautious; everyone is waiting to see.
This is a blow not just for the man himself but for the Eagles’ O-line mojo. Landon was crucial to that unit, helping bulldoze the way through the season, contributing to that historic rushing record, and earning a beefy contract.
If this ends up being a long‑term thing, the team could shuffle in guys like Brett Toth, Matt Pryor, and Darian Kinnard. But let’s just say, none of them bring the same continuity or star power. And Ty Green? Kenyon Green? Backup options are drying up fast.
Here’s hoping this turns out to be more of a scare, something manageable in a few weeks. But right now? It’s holding pattern on the next update, and fans are collectively biting their nails.
