Landon Dickerson is back on the Eagles’ active roster, giving Philadelphia a key front-line reinforcement ahead of Monday night’s matchup against the Cowboys.
The Eagles announced that they activated the veteran left guard from injured reserve alongside tight ends Grant Calcaterra and Eli Stowers. Philadelphia also elevated outside linebacker Keyshawn James-Newby and running back Elijah Mitchell for the game, while cornerback Jakorian Bennett was ruled out with a knee injury.
Dickerson’s activation follows an encouraging hint on Instagram, where he initially wrote, “Can’t wait to be back tomorrow,” before changing the caption to “Let's go.” Philadelphia’s announcement makes his return to the roster official after his extended absence.
We have activated TE Grant Calcaterra, G Landon Dickerson, and TE Eli Stowers from Injured Reserve. We have also elevated OLB Keyshawn James-Newby and RB Elijah Mitchell for tonight’s game. CB Jakorian Bennett (knee) has been ruled out for the game. pic.twitter.com/MTf9j7Hha2
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October 26, 2026
His availability gives an offense searching for stability an experienced option alongside left tackle Jordan Mailata. The Eagles have struggled to sustain drives during a four-game losing streak, and bringing Dickerson back to the lineup could help both the running game and protect quarterback Tanner McKee. Philadelphia enters Monday at 2-4 after a 25-14 loss to Carolina. Getting Dickerson back gives the Eagles a chance to rebuild continuity on an offensive line that has changed significantly this season.
Calcaterra and Stowers also replenish the tight end group, giving the Eagles additional personnel options against Dallas. But Dickerson’s return is the headline development as Philadelphia looks to end its skid with a divisional victory.
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