Jordan Hicks Injury: Updates on Eagles LB's Pectoral and Return

Philadelphia Eagles rookie linebacker Jordan Hicks suffered a torn pectoral late in the fourth quarter of a 33-27 overtime victory against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 9. The injury has forced Hicks to injured reserve.

Continue for updates.

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Hicks' Season Over After MRI

Monday, Nov. 9

Jay Glazer of Fox Sports reported Hicks' testing revealed a torn pectoral, ending his campaign.

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Hicks Comments on Injury

Sunday, Nov. 8

While Hicks wasn't sure about the extent of his injury, he did say it's "not terrible," according to Josh Paunil of Philadelphia magazine.

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Hicks' Absence Will Hurt Eagles' LB Depth

Before Hicks suffered the injury, he intercepted a Matt Cassel pass and returned it for a 67-yard touchdown to help give the Eagles a 21-14 lead.

Hicks' interception swung the momentum as the Cowboys were trying to break a late-game tie. NFL Network shared a replay of the pick-six:

Hicks has 50 tackles, two interceptions and one sack on the season for the 4-4 Eagles, who should be well equipped to handle any potential absence. Kiko Alonso just returned from injury, joining a unit with Mychal Kendricks and DeMeco Ryans. However, the Eagles will miss a player who was emerging as a key player after being selected in the third round of the 2015 draft.

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