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The Eagles are weighing a safety switch as Vic Fangio signals potential changes after a tough game.
Sydney Brown played 85 defensive snaps, but Fangio called the performance mixed with some bad and good.
Jalen Carter’s game drew caution from Fangio, who labeled it not his best showings despite tackles and a sack.
Marcus Epps could start versus the Chargers if he’s healthy, a possibility Fangio acknowledged with optimism.
Epps recently returned from IR after being placed on injured reserve earlier in the season.
Epps’ wide NFL journey includes stints with the Vikings, Patriots, Raiders and Eagles, shaping his value as a starter.
Ed Kracz, Eagles beat writer, provides the analysis and context for potential safety changes.
The 21-day practice window for Epps indicates the team is monitoring return timing closely.
The piece ties the potential changes to both health status and on-field performance data.
Overall, the article frames the safety decision as a strategic response to recent defensive struggles.

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The Dolphins' Week 15 Monday night game remained Miami at Pittsburgh after NFL flex rules.
Injury report for Week 14 showed continued improvement with all active players working Wednesday.
Dolphins had three players limited at practice: Rasul Douglas, Alec Ingold, and Darren Waller.
Former Dolphins player Brian Hartline was named head coach at USF, linking career moves to the program.
Tight end Pharaoh Brown, previously with the Dolphins, joined the Arizona Cardinals' roster from their practice squad.
NFL schedule decisions centered on protecting three CBS early games and the Miami–Pittsburgh Monday night matchup.
Dolphins health trend remained upward despite three players on IR still not ready to return.
Jets' injury situation also affected Week 14 prep with several players missing practice.
Cardinals added Pharaoh Brown after Dolphins; Hartline's USF link noted as a career highlight.

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Herbert underwent surgery on his left hand and remains day-to-day for the Monday game against the Eagles.
Adam Schefter suggested some league insiders doubt Herbert will play after surgery.
If Herbert cannot play, Trey Lance would start for the Chargers on Monday night.
Herbert is currently day-to-day after reporting a fractured left-hand injury.
Herbert has 2,842 passing yards and 21 touchdowns this season in 12 games.
Herbert also has 353 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown this season.
The Chargers are 2 games behind the division leader Denver in the AFC West.
The injury comes as Los Angeles eyes a Wild Card race and playoff positioning.
Herbert sustained the injury after a hit by Raiders safety Jeremy Chinn during a scrambling play.

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Jalen Carter underwent procedures on both shoulders and will miss Monday night's game vs. the Chargers.
Carter's recovery is week-to-week with the goal of being fully healthy by the playoffs.
Coach Vic Fangio said Carter played through shoulder ailments that affected his play, especially against the run.
Ojomo and Davis are expected to bear larger roles on the interior line in Carter’s absence.
The Eagles’ interior line depth could feature Moro Ojomo and Jordan Davis stepping up.
Brandon Graham could move inside more on passing downs to boost interior pressure.
The Eagles’ defensive EPA per play changes significantly with Carter on the field versus off it.
The team faces a Week 1 suspension backdrop that affected defense, per the report.
Byron Young and rookie Ty Robinson could fill bigger snaps as Carter’s replacement.
Vic Fangio indicated the team is adjusting their interior rush plans due to Carter’s absence.

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Herbert is set to return soon after surgery on his non-throwing hand, with the team prioritizing his health while planning for playtime.
Ian Rapoport compared Herbert’s comeback to Josh Allen’s return from a hand injury, noting similar starting-quarterback timelines.
The Chargers have used Trey Lance in short-yardage situations to mitigate Herbert’s likely limited under-center snaps.
The article notes Herbert is a top-10 player with MVP-like showings this year, adding urgency for a successful return.
The piece suggests the Chargers’ playoff odds and final stretch add pressure for Herbert’s quick contribution.
Ian Rapoport’s update is framed within a broader report on quarterbacks dealing with injuries, including Baker Mayfield and JJ McCarthy.
Omarion Hampton injury watch keeps a yellow Chargers jersey in the discussion for roster updates.
Coach or team comments indicate Herbert’s potential involvement in upcoming games despite the surgery timeline.
The report mentions ongoing coverage from OnSI and related pieces about Chargers’ latest news and status updates.
The piece reinforces the broader context of Herbert’s injury narrative within the Chargers’ fluctuating season.

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