The Eagles will have to finish Sunday’s thriller against the Ravens without Reed Blankenship after Philadelphia’s star safety was forced to exit with a concussion. Blankenship was the victim of friendly fire from Cooper DeJean while breaking up a pass to former Eagles wide receiver Nelson Agholor.

With just over two minutes left in the third quarter on Sunday, the Eagles secondary made a big play, breaking up a deep pass by the Ravens. Unfortunately, as Cooper DeJean, Reed Blankenship, and C.J.

Eagles safety Reed Blankenship left the third quarter against the Ravens with a concussion and has been ruled out.

BALTIMORE – The Eagles entered Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens — the top offense in the league — missing a starter in the secondary. If they want to come away with their 10th win of the season, they will have to do so without a key backend piece for the rest of the game due to an injury suffered in the second half.

Kelee Ringo replaced Mitchell for the three plays that he missed. Darius Slay, the other starting cornerback, was already ruled out with a concussion, and replaced by Isaiah Rodgers, meaning the Eagles had backups at both cornerback positions.

Baltimore Ravens star safety Kyle Hamilton picked up a new injury in Week 13's matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. While battling Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert on a route, Hamilton immediately went down to the field in some obvious pain.