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Philadelphia Eagles running back Tank Bigsby needs core muscle surgery and will be placed on injured reserve, ESPN reported Monday. Bigsby suffered a core injury Sunday late in the Eagles' loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
Philadelphia Eagles running back Tank Bigsby will be placed on injured reserve and requires core muscle surgery, ESPN reported Monday. Bigsby suffered the injury late in Sunday's loss against the Los Angeles Rams. The procedure will take place in Philadelphia, and the team reportedly hopes he can return in six weeks or less.
Meanwhile, starting running back Saquon Barkley's status remains uncertain for Week 5 against the Jacksonville Jaguars due to a hamstring injury. Head coach Nick Sirianni left open the possibility of Barkley playing in London. Will Shipley is currently the only healthy running back on Philadelphia's active roster.
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