Report: Eagles Sensational Star man Has Been Ruled Out For Season Opener Against The Green Bay Packers

The Philadelphia Eagles’ season is about to begin in a few days.

Regretfully, it appears that one of their best additions won’t be available for the season opener.

The Eagles have decided on linebacker Devin White, per a report by NFL source Ari Meirov.

Due to an ankle injury, the veteran is ruled out of the Eagles’ game against the Green Bay Packers.

He was not able to recuperate in time for the game, and on Tuesday’s practice he had been listed as a limited participant.

In the offseason, the former player for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers inked a one-year contract with the Eagles.

He was selected in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft and played his first five years with Tampa Bay.

Interestingly, White is the only player on the Eagles’ 53-man roster who is doubtful for the first encounter.

Isaiah Rodgers, a cornerback, is still limited due to a hand injury, but he will play in the game.

Though they were both dressed in street clothes on Tuesday, both veterans, Landon Dickerson and AJ Brown, will be unrestricted during the season’s first game.

Having lost six of their final seven games in the previous campaign, Nick Sirianni’s club is coming into this season seeking revenge.

They possess an abundance of talent within their ranks to be the NFC’s most dominant club, or among the most dominant.

White’s debut will have to wait for at least another week.