Covey returns after suffering a broken shoulder blade in the Week 3 win against New Orleans. The move sees Covey replace Bryce Huff, who is expected to miss four weeks after wrist surgery

PHILADELPHIA - Britain Covey isn’t sure he’s going to make his return in Los Angeles but it would make sense. The Eagles officially placed Bryce Huff on injured reserve Friday after the edge rusher had surgery earlier in the week and ruled out receiver DeVonta Smith for Sunday night’s game against the Rams with a hamstring injury.

Covey had his practice window opened nine weeks after suffering a broken shoulder in the win over New Orleans. The Eagles opened the 21-day practice window for WR Britain Covey. They also signed DT Siaki Ika to the practice squad and released WR Kyle Philips from the practice squad.

Covey started the season as the Eagles' primary punt returner and spent two months on injured reserve. His status for Sunday's game is uncertain after his practice window opened this week.

Michael Barkann, David Zangaro, and Barrett Brooks discuss whether or not Britain Covey should resume his role as the Eagles' punt returner when he returns from injury.Should Britan Covey be the Eagles' punt returner when he returns from injury?

The Philadelphia Eagles officially announced three roster moves on Wednesday afternoon. An overview: WR Britain Covey’s 21-day practice window to return from injured reserve was opened. DT Siaki Ika was signed to the practice squad.

The Eagles opened the practice window for punt returner and receiver Britain Covey, who has missed the last seven games with a broken scapula bone in his shoulder.