Britain Covey, who serves as the Eagles' primary punt returner, is currently on injured reserve due to a broken scapula. His absence adds to the team's receiving challenges, particularly with Dallas Goedert also ruled out for the upcoming game, leaving Philadelphia with only two available tight ends.

Britain Covey has been affected by injuries within the Eagles' receiving corps, contributing to the team's decision to sign Parris Campbell. Covey's absence highlights the team's need for depth at wide receiver, especially as they prepare to return from their bye week.

Britain Covey is currently on injured reserve, which means he will not be available for the upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns. His absence adds to the challenges the Eagles face as they work to regain their offensive rhythm.

Britain Covey has also dealt with injuries this season, adding to the Eagles' concerns about receiver depth. His absence, alongside the injuries to A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, has tested the team's receiving corps.

Britain Covey was among the key wide receivers absent during the Eagles' loss to the Buccaneers, contributing to a lackluster performance from the receiving corps. His absence, along with A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, left Jahan Dotson as the primary target, but the team struggled to capitalize on this opportunity. Covey's role highlights the depth issues the Eagles faced in the receiving game, as the team had to rely on less experienced players who failed to make an impact.