Eagles will be without an injured defensive starter for the rest of their game against the Ravens

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.
Safety Reed Blankenship left the game after being evaluated for a concussion sustained with 2:14 left in the third quarter. At the time, the Eagles led 14-12. Blankenship was injured while covering a deep pass from Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson to wide receiver and former Eagle Nelson Agholor.