Philadelphia Eagles Jordan Mailata, Andre Dillard Both Appear Ready to Play vs. Cowboys - Sports Illustrated Philadelphia Eagles News, Analysis and More Skip to main content Sign In October 14, 2022NewsOpinionPodcastSeason ScheduleSI.comNewsOpinionPodcastSeason ScheduleSI.comSUBSCRIBEHomeEagles TodayNews Jordan Mailata Andre Dillard Both Appear Ready to Play Against CowboysThe two left tackles are banged up, but Mailata was a full participant after mssing last week's game while Dillard is ready to come off IRAuthor:Ed KraczPublish date:Oct 14, 2022 4:34 PM EDTPHILADELPHIA - Five weeks into the NFL season and the Eagles’ bumps and bruises are starting to show. Never mind the injury reports. Just open your eyes in the locker room and you’ll see them, especially on Jordan Mailata and Andre Dillard. The two left tackles showed up on Friday afternoon with ice bags strategically placed. Dillard had one strapped to his left forearm. Mailata had one wrapped around his right shoulder. “I don’t think any of our players are 100 percent when we go out there and play,” said Mailata in Friday’s locker room. Which one will play on Sunday night when the Dallas Cowboys pay a visit to test Lincoln Financial Field? Based on Friday’s injury report, it looks like it will be Mailata. He was a full participant in the practice held at Lincoln Financial Field, as was the rest of the Eagles' starting line, CB Avonte Maddox, kicker Jake Elliott, RB Kenny Gainwell, and edge rusher/LB Patrick Johnson. The only two players listed as questionable were special teamer Josh Jobe (shoulder) and defensive end Janarius Robinson (ankle), who hasn’t been active since being signed off the Vikings’ practice squad last month. Earlier in the day, though, head coach Nick Sirianni said that Dillard “has a good chance to play this week.” So, draw your conclusions. In the locker room following practice, both players professed that they would be ready to go. “I’ve been hungry for (playing again) for a long time,” said Dillard, who remains on Injured Reserve after suffering a crack in his forearm during a practice last month.  “I’ve been working my tail off every day to get back and healthy, stay strong, in shape. I had a good couple weeks of practice now, so I’m ready for whatever they got for me.” Mailata said he feels great but added that it would be up to the team’s medical staff as to whether or not he plays.Scroll to Continue Read More Bulletin-Board Buzz Fizzles for Nick SirianniOct 14, 2022 3:03 PM EDT Andre Dillard Has a Chance to Play but Who Gets Cut to Make Room for Him Oct 14, 2022 12:23 PM EDT Special Teams Could Loom Large for Eagles Against CowboysOct 13, 2022 9:28 PM EDT“Those are decisions I can’t control,” he said. “I can’t control whether I’m going this week. I can only tell them 50 percent of the answer. They have the other 50 percent.” It’s a good sign he was a full participant in Friday’s practice. It may also help the Eagles to wait another week on a decision regarding their 53-man roster. Dillard is still on IR and has one more week to either be activated or shut down for the rest of the year. Follow kracze News Bulletin-Board Buzz Fizzles for Nick SirianniBy John McMullenOct 14, 2022 3:03 PM EDTNews Andre Dillard Has a Chance to Play but Who Gets Cut to Make Room for Him By Ed KraczOct 14, 2022 12:23 PM EDTNews Special Teams Could Loom Large for Eagles Against CowboysBy Ed KraczOct 13, 2022 9:28 PM EDTNews SI Tix Can Help you Score a Seat to Eagles-CowboysBy Ed KraczOct 13, 2022 7:59 PM EDTOpinion Just How Healthy is the Eagles Offensive Line By Ed KraczOct 13, 2022 6:50 PM EDTNews Still Revered Jason Peters Prepares for Return to Philadelphia as a Cowboys GuardBy John McMullenOct 13, 2022 5:51 PM EDTNews Dallas Goedert Enjoying His Time in SpaceBy Ed KraczOct 12, 2022 9:49 PM EDTNews After Routine Start Mike McCarthy s Conference Calls Turns to the FansBy Ed KraczOct 12, 2022 7:55 PM EDTLoading…See MoreCLOSECLOSECLOSECLOSE