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Two Key Eagles Players Mysteriously Go Missing Before Week 8 Clash vs. Giants — Coach Nick Sirianni Voices Concern

Nick Sirianni gets real about Eagles' identity problem - A to Z Sports

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Philadelphia, October 24, 2025 — Just days before their highly anticipated Week 8 showdown with the New York Giants at Lincoln Financial Field, the Philadelphia Eagles are facing an unexpected mystery. Two of their key players — wide receiver A.J. Brown and center Cam Jurgens — have missed two consecutive practices without giving any explanation.

Head coach Nick Sirianni addressed reporters on Thursday afternoon with visible concern:

“We know both of them have been dealing with injuries,” Sirianni said. “But right now, they’ve missed two straight practices, and I still haven’t heard back from either of them. I’ve reached out directly, but there’s been no response. I just hope nothing bad has happened to my guys.”

According to the team’s latest injury report, A.J. Brown has been dealing with a hamstring injury, an issue that first surfaced during training camp earlier this season. Despite that, he delivered a monster performance in last week’s 28–22 win over the Minnesota Vikings, recording 4 catches for 121 yards and 2 touchdowns — his best outing of the year.

Meanwhile, Cam Jurgens suffered a knee injury in the same game and was forced to leave early, with Brett Toth stepping in as his replacement at center. If Jurgens remains unavailable, either Toth or Landon Dickerson — who has experience playing center but is currently dealing with ankle and back issues — could take his place on Sunday.

The mysterious absence of both Brown and Jurgens has raised alarm bells across the Eagles’ organization and among fans. The team has yet to release an official statement clarifying whether their absence is related to their injuries or something else entirely.

With the Giants matchup approaching fast, Philadelphia is hoping for good news — and the safe return of two of their most vital offensive pieces.

🦅 Fly, Eagles, Fly — and come back safe, A.J. and Cam!

Eagles Legend Wants to Withdraw from Eagles Hall of Fame If Kevin Patullo Isn't Fired
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