It’s never a dull place, these three neighboring lockers. It’s Nolan Smith, then Jalyx Hunt, then Bryce Huff. A pillar separates Smith from Saquon Barkley. There are days when the running back’s media scrums are so large, Smith has to weave through reporters to get his stuff like a concert-goer trying to get closer to the stage.

The Philadelphia Eagles will be without Bryce Huff for an extended period after he undergoes a procedure on his ailing wrist. Huff was initially diagnosed with a hand injury that significantly limited his playing time in their win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Due to the issue, he only played a handful of snaps.

Huff, the Eagles' big free-agent signing, has been bothered by a wrist injury that has contributed to his time on the field being limited.

The Eagles revealed some slightly unsettling news on Wednesday, announcing that EDGE Bryce Huff will miss some time to underdog surgery on an ailing wrist injury. While Huff has hardly been a breakout star for Philadelphia,

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The Philadelphia Eagles (8-2) are set to play the Los Angeles Rams (5-5) on Sunday night. The Week 12 matchup will feature an Eagles team inching closer to securing the NFC East title.

Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Bryce Huff is scheduled to have a procedure on his injured wrist on Thursday, according to a source. The source said that Huff tried to play through the injury the last two games, but it was determined it would be best for Huff to have the procedure so that he can be closer to 100 percent later in the season.

Eagles defensive end Bryce Huff is set for surgery on his wrist, a move that could allow him to return at the end of the season.