Running back Saquon Barkley and receiver De Vonta Smith are among five Philadelphia Eagles players ruled out for Sunday's NFL London game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Smith (hamstring) will miss his second straight game, while Barkley (hamstring) will miss his first start of the season after exiting early in the first quarter last week against the Los Angeles Rams. New starting center Drew Kendall (knee) was unable to practice and has been ruled out, having taken over for Cam Jurgens, who was traded to the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday.
Safety Marcus Epps (groin) and receiver Hollywood Brown (ankle) have also been ruled out. Edge rusher Jonathan Greenard (ankle) remains questionable despite not practicing this week, having left the Rams game in the third quarter and not returning. The Eagles will welcome back tight end Dallas Goedert from a Week 2 knee injury against the Titans, and linebacker Zack Baun has cleared concussion protocol and is expected to play.
Quarterback Jalen Hurts appeared on the injury report Friday with a calf injury but has no designation. Coach Nick Sirianni confirmed receiver Dontayvion Wicks injured his hamstring in Thursday's practice but practiced in a limited capacity Friday and carries no injury designation.
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