A.J. Brown misses Eagles" Wednesday walkthrough due to hamstring injury

A.J. Brown, the Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver, missed the team's Wednesday walkthrough due to a hamstring injury sustained prior to Week 2's game against the Atlanta Falcons. This injury has raised concerns about his availability for the upcoming Week 3 matchup against the New Orleans Saints. Brown had previously indicated to ESPN that he might miss at least one more game, which would further impact the Eagles' offensive strategy. In Brown's absence during the Falcons game, the Eagles struggled to generate explosive plays in the passing game, leading to a narrow 22-21 loss. Head coach Nick Sirianni acknowledged the significant impact of losing a player of Brown's caliber, emphasizing the need for other players to step up. DeVonta Smith notably rose to the occasion, recording seven catches for 76 yards and a touchdown, showcasing his ability to fill the void left by Brown. The Eagles' passing attack also saw contributions from Covey and Goedert, although the latter's involvement was limited. Sirianni expressed a desire for Goedert to be more integrated into the offense, highlighting the challenges quarterbacks face in distributing the ball effectively under pressure. Additionally, Jahan Dotson, who was acquired in a trade, also missed the walkthrough due to a hamstring injury, further complicating the Eagles' offensive options. As the Eagles prepare for their next game, the absence of Brown and potentially Dotson could necessitate adjustments in their offensive game plan. The team will need to rely on the remaining players to enhance their performance and ensure a more effective passing attack against the Saints.