Dallas Goedert Health, Injury Updates & History

Goedert missed his second consecutive practice Friday due to a knee injury that could be related to ...

Goedert missed consecutive practices Thursday and Friday while dealing with a knee injury, the Eagles tight end returned from an MCL injury in Week 5 but is now at risk of missing Monday night's matchup against Dallas, with Saturday's practice expected to be important in determining whether he can play

Goedert returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since suffering an MCL sprain in his right knee, the Eagles tight end missed the previous two games but his return to the field represents a significant step toward potentially rejoining the lineup in Week 5

Goedert returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since suffering an MCL sprain in his right knee, the Eagles tight end missed the previous two games but his return to the field represents a significant step toward potentially rejoining the lineup in Week 5

Listed as Out for today's game

Goedert has been ruled out for Sunday against the Rams as he continues recovering from the MCL sprain in his right knee, the Eagles tight end has yet to practice since suffering the injury in Week 2 and remains week-to-week

Goedert remained sidelined Wednesday as he continues recovering from an MCL sprain in his right knee, the Eagles tight end has already missed one game and will need to resume practice before a return to the lineup becomes realistic

Goedert remained sidelined Friday as he recovers from the MCL sprain suffered in Week 2 against the Titans, the Eagles tight end has yet to practice since sustaining the injury and appears unlikely to return Monday night against the Bears, with his recovery potentially requiring multiple weeks

Goedert’s MRI confirmed an MCL sprain in his right knee after he exited against the Titans, the Eagles tight end is expected to miss multiple weeks while recovering, with injured reserve remaining a possibility that would guarantee an absence of at least four games

Remained relatively healthy during the 2025 season despite a history of knee, hamstring, forearm, and shoulder injuries, appearing in 15 games with no lingering concerns entering 2026. Goedert enters training camp without any reported limitations, though his previous injury history and age remain factors to monitor regarding long-term durability and workload management.