Falcons Vs Eagles Week 2 Injury Report Wr Aj Brown Lb Nate Landman Out For Monday Night Football

Falcons vs Eagles Injury Report: Key Players Out for MNF

Atlanta Falcons Injury Report

The Atlanta Falcons will be without wide receiver A.J. Brown for Monday Night Football against the Philadelphia Eagles. Brown suffered a calf injury in practice this week and will miss his second consecutive game. In addition to Brown, the Falcons will also be without linebacker Nate Landman, who is dealing with a concussion. The Falcons will need to find a way to replace Brown's production in the passing game. Brown has been one of Atlanta's most consistent receivers this season, with 18 catches for 222 yards and two touchdowns in four games.

The Falcons could turn to Damiere Byrd or KhaDarel Hodge to fill Brown's void in the slot.

Atlanta could also use more from tight end Kyle Pitts, who has been targeted just 18 times this season.

On defense, the Falcons will need to find a way to slow down the Eagles' passing attack without Landman.

Landman has been a key part of Atlanta's defense this season, leading the team in tackles with 36.

The Falcons could move Deion Jones or Mykal Walker to Landman's spot in the lineup.

Philadelphia Eagles Injury Report

The Philadelphia Eagles will be without several key players on defense for Monday Night Football against the Atlanta Falcons. Defensive tackle Fletcher Cox is out with a calf injury, while linebacker T.J. Edwards is out with a hamstring injury. The Eagles will also be without cornerback Avonte Maddox, who is dealing with a hamstring injury.

The Eagles will need to find a way to replace Cox's production on the defensive line.

Cox has been one of Philadelphia's most disruptive players this season, with 10 tackles and two sacks in four games.

The Eagles could turn to Javon Hargrave or Marlon Tuipulotu to fill Cox's void at defensive tackle.

On the linebacker, the Eagles will need to find a way to replace Edwards' production.

Edwards has been one of Philadelphia's leading tacklers this season, with 29 tackles in four games.

The Eagles could move Kyzir White or Nakobe Dean to Edwards' spot in the lineup. In the secondary, the Eagles will need to find a way to replace Maddox's production at cornerback.

Maddox has been one of Philadelphia's most versatile defensive backs this season, playing both cornerback and safety.

The Eagles could turn to Zech McPhearson or Josiah Scott to fill Maddox's void at cornerback.