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Peters said after Sunday's wild-card round loss to the Seahawks that he wants to play another season in the NFL, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Peters turns 38 later this month, but the veteran tackle evidently feels good enough to play another season after the 2019 Eagles failed to overcome a plethora of injuries come playoff time. Whether he moves elsewhere in free agency or stays in Philadelphia remains to be seen.

Peters (knee) is not on the Eagles' final injury report heading into Week 11, Mike Kaye of The Newark Star-Ledger reports.

Peters will return after a three-game absence. His return bumps Andre Dillard back to the bench.

Peters (knee) practiced on a limited basis Wednesday.

The 37-year-old has missed three games because of a knee injury, but Peters' return to the practice field bodes well for his status leading up the Eagles' Week 11 matchup with New England. The veteran tackle still has two more days of practice to get ready for his anticipated return to game action.

Peters (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bears, Jimmy Kempski of PhillyVoice.com reports.

Peters didn't practice this week and will miss his third straight contest due to the knee issue. Andre Dillard should receive another start at left tackle and figures to have his hands full against Chicago's stingy front seven.

Peters (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Bills.

Peters' knee injury will keep him out of a second straight game, and rookie Andre Dillard is in line to start again versus a fierce pass rush.

Peters (knee) didn't participate in Wednesday's practice.

The Eagles may have to fend for another week without their starting left tackle if Peters is unable to get back onto the practice field by Friday. Rookie Andre Dillard is expected to start again if Peters is unable to go.

Peters (knee) will not play in Sunday's game versus the Cowboys.

Head coach Doug Peterson indicated earlier in the week that Peters was heading in this direction. The 37-year-old starting left tackle was unable to return to last week's loss to the Vikings and is looking week-to-week at this point. In his absence, Andre Dillard is the likely candidate to fill in protecting Carson Wentz's blind side.

Peters (knee) is considered "week to week" heading into Sunday's road game in Dallas, Zack Rosenblatt of The Newark Star-Ledger reports.

During Wednesday's media availability, head coach Doug Pederson called Peters' knee injury "a little more extensive." The fact he was unable to get back into Sunday's game in Minnesota does not bode well for the offensive lineman's status ahead of Week 7. A critical divisional game versus the Cowboys is on tap, and the Eagles look like they will be without their starting left tackle, putting added pressure on Carson Wentz to produce some magic against Dallas after the Eagles' QB was held in check by the Vikings in Week 6.

Peters (knee) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Vikings.

It's unclear how Peters suffered the injury, but it's serious enough to force him to miss time. As long as he's sidelined, it's likely the rookie out of Washington State, Andre Dillard, will see action at left tackle.

Peters (illness) returned to Sunday's game against the Lions, Zach Berman of The Athletic reports.

Peters fell ill during the game but, as evidenced by this news, shook off the ailment. Now that he's back, expect the veteran to slide back into his usual starting role at left tackle.

Peters (illness) is questionable to return to Sunday's game versus the Lions.

Peters was active at game time but he fell ill at some point during the contest. He was initially replaced by Andre Dillard, but Dillard injured his knee, so Matt Pryor will bump over from guard.

Peters started at left tackle in Thursday's preseason loss to Baltimore.

Peters saw 18 snaps in the contest, and his appearance on the field tells us that he's clear of the back injury that's been ailing him. The 37-year-old veteran agreed to restructure his deal in March and looks to continue his starting role at left tackle in Philly.

Peters (back) agreed to restructure his contract with the Eagles on Monday to lower his 2019 cap hit, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Peters originally carried a cap hit of around $13 million for the 2019 season and now will have a maximum cap hit of $10 million, including $5.5 million in guarantees. Under the new one-year deal, the mainstay left tackle will return for his 11th straight season in Philadelphia. The 37-year-old started all 16 regular-season games and both the Eagles' playoff contests in 2018, coming off a torn ACL and MCL that ended his 2017 season.

Peters exited Sunday's divisional-round loss to the Saints with a back injury, Zach Berman of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Peters left the game during the second half and was unable to return, despite being listed as questionable. The veteran left tackle will now have the offseason to get healthy, as he was also recently dealing with a quadriceps injury.

Peters (quadriceps) is active for Sunday's wild-card game at Chicago.

Peters was a limited practice participant all week to earn the questionable designation. The 35-year-old will grab the start at left tackle for the Eagles, per usual.

Peters (quadriceps) is active for Sunday's game against the Redskins.

Peters suffered the quad injury and was a limited practice participant Thursday and Friday. The 36-year-old should take his usual post protecting Nick Foles' blind side Sunday.

Peters is considered day-to-day after injuring his quad Sunday, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Peters has played through a bevy of injuries this season, including a strained quad early in the season. Given the injuries he's toughed out, it won't be a surprise if he plays through his current quad issue, considering the Eagles need a win to have a chance at the playoffs. If Peters is ultimately held out, look for Halapoulivaati Vaitai to start at left tackle against the Redskins in Week 17.

Peters is questionable to return to Sunday's game with a quad injury.

Peters has entertained his fair share of injuries over the course of his career, but the severity of this one remains to be seen. Halapoulivaati Vaitai is listed as the reserve left tackle on the Eagles' depth chart.

Peters (ankle) doesn't carry an injury designation going into Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

Despite being considered day-to-day by coach Doug Pederson and not practicing all week, it seems Peters is healthy enough to play Sunday. The veteran offensive lineman has dealt with more than his fair share of injuries this season, but he has yet to miss a game.

Though Peters' leg was rolled on during Monday night's game against the Redskins, coach Doug Pederson said Peters is considered day-to-day, Zach Berman of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Though Peters has dealt with his share of injuries this season, he's still managed to start every game and it looks like that streak could continue Sunday against the Cowboys. His involvement in practice this week should tell us more about his status.