Kendricks (hamstring) did not practice Thursday or Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Kendricks logged one limited session last Friday, but he's otherwise been absent form practice since suffering the hamstring injury in Week 4. If he misses another game, Jordan Hicks will fill in at inside linebacker next to DeMeco Ryans.

Kendricks (hamstring) is listed as out for Sunday's game against the Saints.

EDGE Analysis

With Kendricks and Kiko Alonso (knee) both absent, the Eagles will start DeMeco Ryans and Jordan Hicks at inside linebacker. Hicks has 23 tackles over the last three weeks, and he figures to serve in an every-down role. He's an excellent IDP option, if only for the next week or two.

Kendricks (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

After dealing with a hamstring injury leading up to last Sunday's game against the Redskins, Kendricks was activated for the game, only to apparently re-injure his hamstring midway through the contest. If he's unable to go, Jordan Hicks will likely get the start at right inside linebacker.

Kendricks (hamstring)is questionable to return Sunday against the Redskins.

EDGE Analysis

Kendricks came into this game with a hamstring injury, so he likely re-aggravated it. He's a big part of the team's rushing defense, so this injury potentially makes the sledding a bit easier for Alfred Morris and Matt Jones. He's expected to be replaced by Jordan Hicks at right inside linebacker.

Kendricks (hamstring) is active Sunday against Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Kendricks was questionable coming into the game despite practicing fully this week, but he'll give it a go as he continues to fill in for the injured Kiko Alonso (knee).

Kendricks (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Washington.

EDGE Analysis

Kendricks logged full practices throughout the week, which would typically lead to a probable designation. He should be able to play, but between his 'questionable' tag and teammate DeMarco Murray's surprise absence last week, it would be unwise to assume Kendricks will suit up. If he does play, Kendricks should be assured of a three-down role, as Kiko Alonso (knee) has been ruled out.

Kendricks (hamstring) practiced in full Wednesday, according to the team's official Twitter account.

EDGE Analysis

That's good news for the Eagles considering starting linebacker Kiko Alonso was unable to practice with a knee injury Wednesday. While rookie linebacker Jordan Hicks filled in admirably during Kendricks' and Alonso's absence last Sunday, coach Chip Kelly could potentially slot Kendrick on top of the depth chart once again if he shows that he is healthy enough to play.

Kendricks (hamstring) could practice Tuesday, Martin Frank of the Delaware New Journal reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Kendricks and Kiko Alonso (knee) missing Sunday's game against the Jets, backup Jordan Hicks stepped in as a starting linebacker opposite DeMeco Ryans and played well, recording ten tackles, one interception and recovering a fumble. With Hicks' success Sunday, it's unclear if Kendricks will regain his starting spot once he returns from injury, so his practice status will be critical moving forward this week.

Kendricks (hamstring) is out for Sunday's game against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

With fellow inside linebacker Kiko Alonso (knee) also sidelined, the Eagles will likely start Jordan Hicks next to DeMeco Ryans. Alonso may miss the rest of the season, so Kendricks should be locked in to a three-down role once he's healthy.

Kendricks (hamstring) didn't practice Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Kendricks' reps have been nonexistent in practice this week, supporting the notion that he'll sit out Sunday versus the Jets. With Kiki Alonso (knee) already ruled out, Jordan Hicks could have a significant role at inside linebacker in Week 3, if Kendricks experiences a similar fate.