Eagles’ DeVonta Smith Set to Return Against Panthers After Hamstring Injury

The star wide receiver confirms his readiness for Sunday's game, providing a boost to Philadelphia's offense after a two-game absence.

DeVonta Smith, sidelined for two games with a hamstring injury, has declared himself ready to play against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, saying, 'Count me in.'
Smith participated fully in practice all week and was removed from the Eagles' injury report on Friday, signaling his return to the lineup.
The Eagles' passing game has struggled in Smith's absence, averaging 77 fewer yards per game without the wide receiver on the field this season.
The Eagles will also welcome back cornerback Darius Slay from a concussion, but key players such as Dallas Goedert (knee) and Reed Blankenship (concussion) remain sidelined.
Philadelphia, currently 10-2, aims to strengthen its playoff positioning with Smith's return against a Panthers team that has struggled defensively this season.