Graham (ankle) didn't participate in the Eagles' walk-through Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

The Eagles have held walk-throughs rather than practices on back-to-back days, and Graham's inability to participate in either suggest he likely won't be available for the Week 17 contest against the Cowboys. Instead, Graham's top priority will be recovering from the ankle injury and returning to full health for the Eagles' first playoff game in the NFC divisional round. The team already earned a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs with its victory Week 16 over the Raiders.

Graham, who departed Monday's 19-10 win over the Raiders with an ankle injury, said after the game that X-rays came back negative, Reuben Frank of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports. He accrued four tackles before exiting the contest.

EDGE Analysis

Graham indicated that he would be fine going forward, but with Monday's win guaranteeing the Eagles home-field advantage for the postseason, the team might not have much incentive to run the defensive end out there for a mostly meaningless Week 17 matchup with the Cowboys. If Graham is sidelined for the regular-season finale, all of Chris Long, Vinny Curry and Derek Barnett could pick up a few extra snaps as part of the Eagles' defensive-end rotation.

Graham injured his foot and is listed as questionable to return to Monday's game against the Raiders.

EDGE Analysis

Neither the nature or severity of Graham's injury is clear. Both Derek Barnett and Chris Long should pick up additional snaps in his absence.

Graham recorded five tackles (four solo) and 1.5 sacks in Sunday's loss to the Seahawks.

EDGE Analysis

Graham's career season continued despite facing the elusive Russell Wilson and a Seattle offense that had been tough against defensive ends. The 29-year-old extended his single-season best sack total to 8.5 and maintained production in the tackle department as well, notching his fourth straight game of at least four tackles. He is a reliable starting lineman as most IDP leagues enter their playoffs.

Graham had five tackles (all solo) to go with a sack and a forced fumble in Sunday's win over the Bears.

EDGE Analysis

The 29-year-old set a new career mark with his seventh sack of the season, and now has three in his last four games. He also has at least four tackles in each of his last three games. Despite the recent production, Graham is not a good bet to set a new record in Week 13 against the Seahawks, among the stingiest teams against defensive ends in IDP leagues.

Graham picked up his sixth sack of the season Sunday against the Cowboys.

EDGE Analysis

Graham managed six tackles (four solo) to go along with his sack. He was pretty efficient on the day, as he did his damage on just 44 defensive snaps (70.0 percent). He will look to add to his sack total in the Eagles' upcoming game versus Bears.

Graham had two tackles (one solo) and one sack Sunday against the 49ers.

EDGE Analysis

Graham is approaching his career high of 6.5 sacks, and he's only played eight games. His tackle count is troubling, though, with just 20 (13 solo) on the season, meaning his IDP value is held up by his sack count, and Graham has had three games without a sack this season. Facing Denver in Week 9 bodes well for Graham, though, since quarterback Trevor Siemian has been sacked on 9.2 percent of his dropbacks, ranking 32nd in the league.

Graham (shoulder) returned to Thursday's game against the Panthers in the fourth quarter.

EDGE Analysis

Graham injured his shoulder early in the fourth quarter but was able to quickly reenter the contest after receiving some treatment on the sidelines. He appears to be good to go moving forward.

Graham suffered a shoulder injury Thursday against the Panthers and is questionable to return, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Graham injured his shoulder in the fourth quarter, leaving the Eagles even thinner on the defensive line than usual. As a result, veteran Chris Long will likely see an increase in snaps to end the night.

Graham recorded a sack in Sunday's win over the Cardinals to bring his season total to 3.5.

EDGE Analysis

The 29-year-old also recorded four solo tackles. Graham was on the field for 40 defensive snaps (67.0 percent), and figures to continue seeing a similar workload as the season progresses. He should have a tough time adding to his sack total Thursday against Cam Newton and the Panthers.