Latest Eagles injury update on A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith ahead Week 6 game

The Philadelphia Eagles (2-2) held full practice on Wednesday as they prepare to face the Cleveland Browns (1-4) in Week 6 coming off of their bye.

Before the team took the field, head coach Nick Sirianni spoke with reporters and said he "felt good" about the health of his football team, and he wasn't lying.

The majority of Eagles' key injured players, including starting wide receivers A.J. Brown (hamstring) and DeVonta Smith (concussion) practiced in full.

The only player who was limited at practice was linebacker Nakobe Dean (ankle).

Below is the Eagles' injury report following Wednesday's practice:

Eagles Week 6 Injury Report Observations

• All 52 of 53 players on the Eagles roster practice on Wednesday.
• Lane Johnson has been cleared from concussion protocol and will play on Sunday.
• DeVonta Smith has not been fully cleared from concussion protocol but is trending toward playing.
• A.J. Brown, who has not played in four weeks, was spotted wearing a knee brace at practice.
• Sirianni would not say if Smith, Brown or Johnson would 100% be available on Sunday against Cleveland.
• Nakobe Dean's ankle injury is new to the injury report and is something to monitor.
• It' unclear if rookie wide receiver Johnny Wilson has cleared concussion protocol but he was practicing.
• Safety Sydney Brown returned to practice after rehabbing and an ACL injury he suffered last season. The Eagles plan to ease him back into the rotation.
• Rookie wide receiver Ainias Smith also returned to practice for the first time this season since injuring his ankle in the preseason.
• The Eagles have 21 days to activate Brown off the PUP list and Smith off Injured Reserve.

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