For at least the following four games, the Philadelphia Eagles will be without veteran edge rusher Robert Quinn via Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network DE Eagles According to sources, Robert Quinn will undergo a knee scope this week and enter the IR today.
Prior to last week’s practice when Quinn’s knee was twisted, he was improving and fitting into the plan. Despite having missed at least 4 games, there remains hope that he will return for the postseason push.
Pelissero claims that Quinn will undergo knee arthroscopy and be placed on injured reserve due to a knee issue. Still, there seems to be hoped that Quinn may be able to make a comeback in time for a postseason push.
Robert Quinn has been placed on IR. He will miss at least the next four games.
He has 0 sacks in five games with the Eagles since being acquired for a 4th-round pick. https://t.co/4bZINaZKIJ
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The Jalen Hurts-led Eagles are 11-1 and have the best record in the NFL going into Week 14. At the trade deadline, they acquired Robert Quinn in an effort to bolster the defense even further.
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Quinn’s full integration into the Eagle’s defense has taken some time. He hasn’t played more than 27% of the snaps in any of the five games he’s played with the squad.
Robert Quinn has been able to leave his mark despite spending little time on the field. He has recorded two QB hits and two total tackles.
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Quinn started the season with the Chicago Bears before switching to the Eagles. He only recorded eight total tackles, two tackles for loss, three quarterback hits, and one sack in the first seven games of the season.
The Eagle’s defense might find themselves in a terrific situation if Robert Quinn is able to make a full recovery in time for the playoffs. Their success this season has already been great, and his availability will just elevate it.
