The benefits of an early bye week that gave the Eagles a chance to get healthy only lasted so long. Four days out from the team’s road matchup against the New York Giants, neither Jordan Mailata nor Dallas Goedert was present for padded practice on Wednesday.

If the Philadelphia Eagles need a left tackle, Mekhi Becton will be ready. With Jordan Mailata expected to miss multiple weeks with a hamstring injury, the Philadelphia eagles could get creative and move Becton from the starting right guard spot back to tackle.

In Mailata's absence, the Eagles could turn to Fred Johnson, who filled in for Lane Johnson in Week 4 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Eagles are down two starters after Jordan Mailata joined Darius Slay, and players were forced to leave with injuries. Philadelphia’s star left tackle was carted off after being helped to the sidelines. Jordan Mailata is now being carted inside after some time in the medical tent.

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The Philadelphia Eagles expect to play without left tackle Jordan Mailata for their next few games, coach Nick Sirianni said.

Mailata was seen after the game using crutches and with a sleeve on his left leg. Mailata is expected to miss multiple games. “It looks like Jordan’s going to be out a couple weeks,” head coach Nick Sirianni said on Monday.

In today's Eagles news, Injury updates on Jordan Mailata, defensive snap counts and Nick Sirianni's media moments, highlighting struggles and strategies.