Philadelphia Eagles wideout Jalen Reagor received medical clearance to play Sunday night, a source told NBC Philadelphia's John Clark on Thursday.
Reagor has been sidelined since Week 2 after undergoing right thumb surgery to repair a UCL injury.
In two contests this season, the 2020 first-round selection has recorded five catches for 96 yards.
Reagor's return comes at an ideal time after the Eagles placed wideout Desean Jackson on the injured reserve earlier in the week.
The rookie has made a favorable impression with teammates despite his limited action.
“... We see it in practice,” said quarterback Carson Wentz, according to Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia. “We see the explosiveness that he brings and how he can change a game in a heartbeat.”
The former TCU product will join Travis Fulgham, Greg Ward, and John Hightower to round out Philly's pass-catching group.
The Eagles are set to square off against the Dallas Cowboys in a pivotal NFC East showdown on Sunday Night Football.
