Dickerson knee injury sidelining

MRI results point to a right knee meniscus injury for Landon Dickerson, with a return timeline still in discussion.

Eagles face setback as Landon Dickerson sidelined by knee injury

Landon Dickerson left Sunday's practice with a knee issue. An MRI on Monday is described as showing a meniscus injury in his right knee, and he remains under medical guidance to decide on treatment and a possible return timeline.

Dickerson has started for the Eagles for four seasons and earned Pro Bowl nods in the last three. If he misses substantial time, the team would lean on internal depth, including Kenyon Green, who is the backup but was hurt in the preseason opener, along with Matt Pryor and Trevor Keegan as other in-house options as the Eagles assess their guard rotation.

The injury tests the Eagles' offensive line depth and the coaching staff's ability to adapt. Losing a key anchor can affect run blocking and pass protection, especially in a unit built around continuity. The team will weigh medical guidance, roster limits, and the timetable for a potential return as it plans for the early season.

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The coming days will reveal how the line will adapt and what medical updates mean for game planning.