Eagles Lose Tyler Steen After Hunt Injury Against Jaguars

Philadelphia's injury problems worsened against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Sunday, October 11, 2026, when right guard Tyler Steen appeared to hurt his shoulder during the opening drive of the second half. The incident followed a potentially serious leg injury to edge rusher Jalyx Hunt and earlier setbacks involving Will Shipley and Michael Carter II, according to NBC Sports Philadelphia. Steen left the field in obvious pain and went to the blue medical tent for evaluation, NBC Sports Philadelphia reported.

His injury added another concern for an Eagles team that entered the matchup already dealing with multiple health issues. Philadelphia listed Steen with a shoulder injury and Hunt with ankle or knee injuries, with both players questionable to return. Carter II, who sustained an abdominal injury, was ruled out of the game, according to the team's reported injury status.

The latest developments also put attention on Philadelphia's available offensive line depth. The Eagles had three backup offensive linemen available for the London game: Fred Johnson, Micah Morris and John Ojuwku, according to NBC Sports Philadelphia.

Hunt's injury occurred on the final play of the first half, when his leg became trapped underneath him. Although he declined a cart, he could not put weight on the injured leg while leaving the field, the outlet reported. The injury came after Philadelphia had made a goal-line stand to preserve a 14-7 halftime lead, according to The Eagles Wire's earlier coverage. Hunt had recorded three solo tackles and one pass breakup before leaving the game.

Philadelphia's defensive edge rotation was already short-handed because Jonathan Greenard was inactive with an ankle injury, according to The Eagles Wire. Hunt's departure therefore added to the personnel challenges facing the Eagles during the matchup. Shipley and Carter II had also sustained injuries during the first half, NBC Sports Philadelphia reported. Carter II was ruled out, while the team's initial status for Hunt and Steen left open the possibility that either player could return.