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Jason Kelce exits Eagles matchup vs. Cardinals with injury

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Jason Kelce walks off on his own power, but clearly in discomfort. Cam Jurgens takes his spot for now pic.twitter.com/4uIsDGQDlh

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The Eagles are now down three starters along the offensive line after Jason Kelce exited the matchup against Arizona with an injury.

Philadelphia entered the contest without Jordan Mailata and saw Landon Dickerson exit late in the first quarter with a leg injury.

Midway through the second quarter, Kelce exited and re-entered the contest before suffering an injury that forced him to the locker room.

With Kelce out, rookie center Cam Jurgens is in at center.

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