In a tough matchup against Washington, the Philadelphia Eagles' wide receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith dominated the target share, combining for 23 of the team's 25 targets. Brown had a standout performance with eight receptions for 97 yards and a touchdown, while Smith contributed with six catches for 51 yards. The Eagles' running backs, Saquon Barkley and Kenneth Gainwell, were less involved in the passing game, each receiving just one target.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said running back Kenneth Gainwell 'knows he made a mistake' by responding to a negative comment on social media during halftime of Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders. Gainwell finished with 26 yards on seven touches in the 38-31 victory. Part of a backfield rotation led by D'Andre Swift, Gainwell has 153 rushing yards and a touchdown on the season.

D'Andre Swift had a solid performance in the Eagles' win over the Rams, with 17 carries for 70 yards and a 6-38 receiving line on 6 targets. The work split between Swift and Kenneth Gainwell makes Swift the clear choice to start in fantasy lineups.

Eagles running back Boston Scott has been cleared to play after recovering from a concussion. He is expected to serve as the No. 3 running back behind D'Andre Swift and Kenneth Gainwell.

D'Andre Swift rushed for 130 yards and caught one pass for eight yards in the Philadelphia Eagles' 25-11 win over Tampa Bay. He continues to handle the lead role in the backfield, even with Kenneth Gainwell returning from injury. Gainwell had a less productive game, rushing for 43 yards on 14 carries. Swift has been one of the league's most effective runners and should continue to lead the Eagles' backfield in Week 4 against Washington.

The Eagles will "ride the hot hand" at RB vs. the Bucs on Monday night, according to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo. RB Kenneth Gainwell returns after missing Week 2, when RB D'Andre Swift went off for 175 rushing yards. We're expecting Swift to get the first crack at establishing that hot hand, but this remains a tough backfield to project.

Kenneth Gainwell has been cleared to play in Week 3 after recovering from a rib injury. D'Andre Swift is expected to start the game against the Bucs. Rashaad Penny will be the No. 3 RB with Boston Scott ruled out due to a concussion.

Eagles running back Kenneth Gainwell has been upgraded to full participation in practice and is expected to return for Monday night's game against the Bucs. In Week 1, Gainwell was the lead back for the Eagles, but D'Andre Swift had a breakout performance in Week 2. It is uncertain who will be the lead back for the Eagles on Monday.

Kenneth Gainwell, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, was a full practice participant ahead of Monday's game in Tampa Bay. Gainwell handled a significant snap share and touches in the season opener but may not be the lead guy in the backfield due to D'Andre Swift's standout performance in Week 2. However, Gainwell remains a strong candidate for playing time in passing situations.

D'Andre Swift took the first practice rep for the Philadelphia Eagles when they were working on hand-offs. This doesn't necessarily mean much, as Swift had a strong performance in the previous game and is now the favorite to lead the backfield. However, with Kenneth Gainwell expected to return and Boston Scott making progress in concussion protocol, Swift may not have the same workload as last week.

Eagles RB Kenneth Gainwell got in a limited practice on Thursday and has a shot to return for Monday night's game against the Bucs. RB D'Andre Swift had a massive Week 2 in Gainwell's absence.

Philadelphia Eagles slot cornerback Avonte Maddox is feared to have torn his pectoral during Thursday night's win over the Minnesota Vikings. If confirmed, he would be out for the season. The Eagles experimented with moving veteran All-Pro James Bradberry inside during the summer to address the thin slot corner position.

Three key Philadelphia Eagles players -- running back Kenneth Gainwell, cornerback James Bradberry and safety Reed Blankenship -- have been ruled out of Thursday's home opener against the Minnesota Vikings. The loss of Gainwell should lead to a bigger role for D'Andre Swift. Without Bradberry, the Eagles are expected to turn to Josh Jobe. The absence of Blankenship leaves the secondary thinned out, with Justin Evans, Terrell Edmunds, and rookie Sydney Brown potentially seeing playing time.

Kenneth Gainwell, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, is trending in the wrong direction for Thursday's game against the Vikings due to a rib injury. He has missed practice on Monday and Tuesday, and his availability for Week 2 is uncertain. If Gainwell is unable to play, D'Andre Swift and Boston Scott are expected to see increased opportunities in the backfield, with Rashaad Penny also potentially contributing.

RB Kenneth Gainwell has been ruled out for the Eagles' game against the Vikings due to a rib injury. D'Andre Swift and Boston Scott are expected to see increased playing time in his absence. Rashaad Penny may also be activated for the game.

Kenneth Gainwell, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, has been ruled out for Week 2 due to a rib injury.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni confirmed that RB D'Andre Swift's role will vary from game to game. He mentioned that Swift can handle different roles due to his skill set. Swift is expected to be more involved in the upcoming game against the Vikings.

This article discusses various players and teams in the NFL for fantasy football purposes. It covers waiver wire pickups, player injuries, and streaming options for quarterbacks. Some key takeaways include the disappointing performance of Josh Allen, the strong game by the Jets defense, the importance of targeting true alpha wide receivers, and the evaluation of injuries to players like Aaron Jones, Kenny Gainwell, and Diontae Johnson.

Kenneth Gainwell, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, did not practice on Tuesday due to a rib injury. Insider Derrick Gunn tweeted that Gainwell's status for Thursday night's game against the Vikings is uncertain. If Gainwell is unable to play, the Eagles' backfield will be led by D'Andre Swift and Boston Scott, with Rashaad Penny also potentially seeing playing time. Gainwell is still considered a strong target on waiver wires.

Kenneth Gainwell, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, did not participate in Tuesday's practice due to a rib injury. It is unclear if he will be available for Thursday's game against the Vikings.

RB Kenneth Gainwell of the Philadelphia Eagles is listed as not participating in practice due to a rib injury. However, there is no indication that the injury is serious. If Gainwell is unable to play, Rashaad Penny is expected to take his spot on the game-day roster. The workload distribution would be uncertain in that case, as Gainwell dominated in Week 1. D'Andre Swift and Boston Scott were minimally involved in the previous game, but the short turnaround for Week 2 could lead to more opportunities for them.

Kenneth Gainwell, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, is dealing with a rib injury and did not participate in Monday's walkthrough. Gainwell had a significant snap share in the season opener due to Rashaad Penny's absence, but his status for Week 2 is uncertain.

Kenneth Gainwell took control of the Eagles' backfield in their win over the Patriots, receiving the majority of carries and targets. D'Andre Swift and Boston Scott had limited involvement, while Rashaad Penny was a healthy scratch. Gainwell is expected to be the primary RB moving forward despite his average yards per touch in the opener.

Rashaad Penny, running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, will not be playing in today's game against the New England Patriots. The Eagles will rely on D'Andre Swift, Kenneth Gainwell, and Boston Scott in the backfield. Despite being a healthy scratch, it is recommended to keep Penny stashed in fantasy leagues of 12+ teams.

According to The Philadelphia Enquirer, Rashaad Penny is expected to be a healthy scratch for the Eagles' opener against the Patriots. This means that the backfield will be led by D'Andre Swift, Kenneth Gainwell, and Boston Scott.