Landon Dickerson Reflects on Risky Return From Injury, Embraces New Approach
Philadelphia Eagles' left guard Landon Dickerson reflects on his decision to return to play quickly after meniscus surgery last year, stating he "probably shouldn't have gone out there and played." He learned from this experience, emphasizing that players are "not…
Philadelphia, PA, August 1, 2026 —
Philadelphia Eagles left guard Landon Dickerson has looked back on his decision to return to play shortly after undergoing meniscus surgery last year. He admitted that in retrospect, he “probably shouldn’t have gone out there and played.” This experience has been a significant learning moment for the offensive lineman.
Dickerson emphasized a key takeaway from his past injury, stating that players are “not paid to be hurt.” This sentiment underscores a shift in his perspective regarding managing physical ailments throughout his career. He indicated that his previous injury experiences will now actively influence how he approaches future health concerns and potential setbacks.
In his efforts to manage pain, Dickerson has traveled to Colombia to undergo stem cell therapy. He expressed that he is currently feeling good as the team heads into training camp. The upcoming season will also feature a new offensive scheme for the Eagles, adding another layer of adaptation for Dickerson and the team.
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