Eagles assess left guard options with Dickerson on injured reserve

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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Eagles assess left guard options with Dickerson on injured reserve
Summary

The Philadelphia Eagles are reviewing their choices to fill the left guard position following Landon Dickerson's placement on injured reserve. Drew Kendall and Willie Lampkin are the primary candidates, each bringing distinct skills to the field. Kendall, drafted in 2025, has experience and size, while Lampkin, an undrafted free agent, offers agility and collegiate accolades. Offensive line coach Chris Kuper faces the challenge of maintaining effectiveness in front of quarterback Jalen Hurts and running back Saquon Barkley without Dickerson's contribution. A decision on their starting left guard is expected soon as the season progresses.

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  • Landon Dickerson placed on injured reserve due to multiple injuries.
  • Drew Kendall started 37 games at Boston College before being drafted.
  • Willie Lampkin earned All-American honors during his college career.
  • Both players bring different advantages to the left guard position.
  • The Eagles' offensive line coach will decide who starts next.
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  • 11:29 PMYahoo SportsDrew Kendall or Willie Lampkin: Who should start at left guard?
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Drew Kendall and Willie Lampkin offer different skill sets, but the former Boston College star may be better prepared to replace Landon Dickerson at left guard

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