Nick Sirianni left Landon Dickerson’s activation status unresolved Wednesday as the Eagles prepared for their Week 6 matchup against the Panthers. Asked whether Philadelphia would activate its three-time Pro Bowl left guard, Sirianni said the team was still working through the decision and would provide more information later in the day, according to Zach Berman.
“We’ll see. … We’re still working through some things, but you guys will get some of that information a little later today,” Sirianni said.
Dickerson has missed the Eagles’ past four games after landing on injured reserve with a knee injury following the season-opening win over Washington. He is eligible to return this week, making his status an important part of Philadelphia’s preparations for Carolina. The Eagles’ offensive line has changed considerably during his absence. Lane Johnson retired, Cam Jurgens was traded to Baltimore, and Philadelphia started Willie Lampkin at left guard, Jake Majors at center and Markel Bell at right tackle against Jacksonville.
Does Dickerson step right back in at LG upon his return: "We have so much time to discuss those things, but Landon is a hell of a player. He's been a hell of a player for us. You got to see where you are at that particular time." https://t.co/4Z4c6xFd48
— Zach Berman (@ZBerm) October 14, 2026
All three played every offensive snap in London, but the Eagles rushed for just 22 yards on 18 carries in a 19-17 loss. A healthy Dickerson would give Philadelphia an experienced starter alongside Jordan Mailata and another option as Sean Mannion works to improve the running game.
Philadelphia enters Sunday at 2-3 after three consecutive losses. The Panthers game begins a four-game stretch that includes Dallas, Washington, and the Giants before the Week 10 bye, adding significance to whether Dickerson can rejoin the lineup.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Nick Sirianni offers a Landon Dickerson update ahead of Week 6