Eagles injuries: DeVonta Smith, Lane Johnson suffer concussions as several players exit win over Saints
DeVonta Smith and Lane Johnson were two of several Philadelphia Eagles players that exited Sunday's 15-12 win over the New Orleans Saints. Johnson suffered a concussion and had to leave the game as he was seen throwing up on the Eagles sideline, per the Fox broadcast.
Philadelphia Eagles WR DeVonta Smith and RT Lane Johnson suffer concussions in Sunday’s game
Philadelphia wide receiver DeVonta Smith and right tackle Lane Johnson both were forced to exit the Eagles’ matchup against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday after suffering concussions. The Eagles went on to defeat the Saints 15-12.
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