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The Philadelphia Eagles are set to play a very important game against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday night.
With the Eagles and Cowboys tied in the NFC East standings, Philadelphia desperately needs to pick up a win in this matchup. If the Eagles lose, they will fall to a 2-5 record and hurt their playoff chances significantly.
Now, as the Eagles prepare for their big game against the Cowboys, they have received some great news regarding two players from their offense.
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According to ESPN's Ian Rapoport, Eagles tight ends Eli Stowers and Grant Calcaterra are both being activated from injured reserve and will play in Philadelphia's matchup against the Cowboys.
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With the Eagles looking to end their three-game losing streak, it is good news that Stowers and Calcaterra are ready to play. They will now both be aiming to make an impact for the Eagles from here.
Stowers has yet to play this season due to hamstring and quad injuries. Yet, the 2026 second-round pick is now finally getting the chance to make his NFL debut. When noting that the 23-year-old has very good upside, there is no question that he will be a player to watch closely against the Cowboys. In 12 games last season for Vanderbilt, he recorded four touchdowns, 62 receptions, and 769 receiving yards.
As for Calcaterra, he has not played this season for the Eagles yet due to a back injury. In 15 games last season for Philadelphia, he posted one touchdown, nine receptions, and 76 receiving yards. This was after he had one touchdown, 24 receptions, and 298 receiving yards in 17 games during the 2024 season with the Eagles.
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