As Cam Jurgens deals with a knee injury, the Eagles are weighing options if they have to replace him. None of them are great

The Eagles were down a few prominent starters at practice Wednesday, including Cam Jurgens (knee), A.J. Brown (hamstring), and Adoree’ Jackson (concussion), as the week of preparation began for Sunday’s game against the New York Giants.

The Eagles offense will be without wide receiver AJ Brown and center Cam Jurgens on Sunday against the Giants. Adoree Jackson and Azeez Ojulari were also both ruled out, while Brandon Graham won't return to the lineup until after the bye week.

MINNEAPOLIS − The Eagles lost three players to injury early in the game against the Minnesota Vikings on Oct. 19. The biggest loss was center Cam Jurgens, who left early in the second quarter with a knee injury. He was replaced by Brett Toth.

Jurgens, who is in his second season as the starting center, appeared to sustain the injury on the first play of the game. Vikings defensive lineman Jonathan Allen fell on the back of Jurgens’ right leg on a Saquon Barkley run play. Jurgens immediately grabbed his knee.

Jurgens injured his knee in Minnesota and lasted just 15 snaps before exiting. He was replaced by veteran Brett Toth, who is in line to start at center against the Giants on Sunday. While the Eagles have some options, it seems like that’s the one they’re going with.

This is yet another tough guy story for one of the Eagles’ offensive linemen as told by Brett Toth in the locker room at U.S. Bank Stadium after

Former Eagles center Jason Kelce and current Eagles center Cam Jurgens have partnered to create the aptly named “Center Combo.” The exclusive product pairs Kelce’s Garage Beer with Jurgen’s Jurgy beef jerky,

Brandon Graham was back on the field Thursday for his second straight practice. The Eagles have a two-week roster exemption for Graham so they appear to be targeting a return after the bye week. But if Graham looks good in practice, they could activate him for Sunday’s game.