Landon Dickerson Health, Injury Updates & History

Dickerson was placed on injured reserve Monday due to a knee injury after struggling through Sunday'...

Recovered from a knee injury that required surgery during the 2025 offseason, Dickerson played through the season while also managing a calf injury and illness late in the year. He enters training camp with no reported limitations, and while his injury history remains notable, his consistent ability to play through setbacks has been a positive indicator of durability.

Has been ruled out of Thursday Night Football vs the Giants in Week 6 with an ankle injury sustained last week, he hasn't been able to practice on a short week so this designation was as expected

Rolled up on left ankle and tried to tape it up and return, but difficult with his size and skillset, likelihood for a high ankle sprain, officially questionable to return

Dickerson is still dealing with the back injury that he suffered during last week's win over the Cowboys and was a limited participant in practice in the leadup to Week 2 vs Kansas City

After knee and back issues, Dickerson returned to practice on Tuesday after missing Monday's session, the back issue doesn't appear to be a serious concern as Dickerson was able to practice in full during Tuesday's session, paving the way for him to start at left guard for Thursday's regular-season opener against the Cowboys

There is increased optimism that Dickerson might be ready by Week 1, three weeks after he underwent a procedure to address a meniscus injury, he was participating in individual drills at practice on Sunday

Sustained a right leg injury at Sunday’s practice, by video he appeared to suffer a significant injury, revealed to be a meniscus injury, leaving the door open for a return during the season, but likely to miss a chunk of games, good news there, a menisectomy (trim) is a +/- 6 week timeline, meniscus repair is 4-6 months

He played through a knee injury at the end of the 2024 season and underwent surgery for it in February, the severity is unknown but the guard is likely to miss some offseason time and training camp, though there is little concern about him as the start of the season approaches

Carries no injury designation ahead of Sunday's Feb. 9 championship game vs the Chiefs, he started the NFC Championship for Cam Jurgens but appeared to aggravate a left knee that he has an injury history with, he applied a brace to the knee but gradually his play was more and more ineffective before sitting in the second half, he will continue to be monitored but he appears to have avoided major injury