September 30, 2026 2 MIN READ

Week 4 Injury Report

Injury Updates As Birds Get Ready For Rams

by Andrew DiCecco

The Eagles (2-1) will try to shake off their first loss – a 20-point blowout to the Bears – and have a short turnaround for their Sunday 1 p.m. game against the Rams (1-2).

Once again, they and their opponent will be without important players – the Eagles are expected to again be without TE Dallas Goedert (knee) while LG Landon Dickerson (knee) remains on injured reserve.

The Rams are without reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett (IR/knee) while Pro Bowl WR Puka Nacua has been sidelined by a hip injury, but the Rams are hoping he can play Sunday.

getty Jordan Davis blocked FG return rams

GETTY IMAGES: The Eagles held onto to beat the Rams last year by blocking LA’s game-winning FG attempt.

Check here all week for the injury report each day.

Wednesday, Sept. 30

Note: The Eagles on Wednesday held a walkthrough. This report is an estimation. We’ll get a better sense of clarity as the week develops.

The one that immediately jumps out is Baun’s listed injury. The All-Pro linebacker is in concussion protocol, and it remains to be seen whether he’ll be cleared in time for Sunday’s game, especially on a short week.

While it’s obviously early in the week — no need to sound any alarms — it’s also worth noting that Campbell would have been a limited participant had the Eagles logged a full practice. Like Baun, his injury will be one worth monitoring. If either Baun or Campbell can’t go Sunday versus the Los Angeles Rams, third-year linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr. would earn the starting nod.

On the encouraging side, Greenard would have been listed as a full participant for the second consecutive practice. Greenard, 29, logged 18 snaps in his Eagles debut and yielded positive returns as a rusher. On Wednesday, coordinator Vic Fangio intimated that the veteran pass rusher performed to his expectations.

“About what I thought,” he said. “He got, I don’t know, 18, 19 snaps, I think. Had some good rushes. Some little things were off a little bit, but about what I expected.”

— Andrew DiCecco (@AndrewDiCecco) is the Eagles beat reporter for InsideTheBirds.com.

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Andrew DiCecco Staff Reporter/Content Producer

Andrew is a Staff Reporter/Content Producer for InsideTheBirds.com, covering the Eagles, NFL and NFL Draft, a position he's held since 2019. Andrew writes and edits stories and provides regular updates on the website along with fantasy football columns, college football analysis, and All-22 breakdowns. He's also the Birds Insider on 97.5 The Fanatic, serving as the host of "Birds Insider Report" weeknights from 6-7. Andrew's work has also been featured on Eagles Wire, SI-Maven, and Pro Football Network.