Ryan Wormeli· Oct 2, 2026
Wormley predicted the Eagles would officially rule DeVonta Smith out for Week 4.
“Like I bet he gets ruled out today.”
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“Devonta Smith in our Are They Playing tool, 15% chance. And I think that will go down today. Like I bet he gets ruled out today. (Week 4)”
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