Eagles OC Sean Mannion: We'll miss Landon Dickerson, confident guys will step up
The Eagles will be making a change on their offensive line for Week 2.
The Philadelphia Eagles' offensive line is set to undergo a change for their upcoming Week 2 matchup, as left guard Landon Dickerson was placed on injured reserve on Monday. Team offensive coordinator Sean Mannion addressed the situation at a press conference on Tuesday, expressing confidence in the unit's ability to adapt. Drew Kendall and Willie Lampkin, the top backup options on the interior, both had productive camps leading up to the game and are ready to step up.
Mannion highlighted the Eagles' versatile depth, noting that their offensive line players can play multiple positions. The team is considering moving Cam Jurgens from center to guard, but will ultimately decide based on competitive factors. Dickerson himself admitted that he was a liability in the Eagles' opening win against the Commanders, and his health may have contributed to the line's inconsistencies.
Regardless of the lineup adjustments, Mannion remains optimistic about the unit's performance against the Titans.
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