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Peters (head) will return to Sunday's game versus the Jaguars.

Peters needed to be evaluated, but it appears he'll come out of halftime healthy. With Lane Johnson (knee) already injured, Peters' health is crucial for protecting Carson Wentz.

Peters left Sunday morning's game against the Jaguars with a head injury and is questionable to return, NFL Network's Peter Schrager reports.

The Eagles were already down Lane Johnson before Peters got hurt. As a result they have been having a difficult time protecting Carson Wentz against the Jaguars' pass rush.

Coach Doug Pederson said that Peters (biceps) is, "ready to go," Graham Foley of the Eagles' official site reports.

"He definitely can play so there's no concern about injuring him any further," Pederson said. Peters sustained torn biceps during Thursday's win over the Giants but is expected to play through the injury. The veteran offensive tackle was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice.

Peters underwent an MRI, which confirmed he sustained a torn biceps but isn't expected to face an extended absence, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Peters suffered the injury in Thursday's win over the Giants in the third quarter and did not return. Rapoport indicates the veteran offensive tackle could miss a game or two, but is otherwise expected to play through the injury.

Peters is believed to have sustained a torn biceps in Thursday's win over the Giants, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Peters exited the game early in the third quarter and did not return with the game well in hand. The veteran left tackle is undergoing an MRI to determine the specifics of the injury, though Rapoport indicates he could continue to play through the injury, even if it is confirmed as a torn biceps.