The Philadelphia Eagles are hoping to get back into the win column versus the Seattle Seahawks in Week 12. Unfortunately, it is not looking as though right tackle Lane Johnson will be available.

Johnson suffered a concussion during the 17-10 loss to the New England Patriots in Week 11. According to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, he still has in concussion protocol and has yet to practice:

Lane Johnson still in concussion protocol for Eagles. Andre Dillard will take his place at right tackle in practice.

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The prospect of Johnson's absence undoubtedly deals a crushing blow to the offensive line. Although backup tackle Andre Dillard has done a stellar job while filling in throughout the course of the 2019 NFL season, going against an edge rusher like Jadeveon Clowney is hardly an ideal situation for any rookie.

Philadelphia managed to secure quite a surplus at tackle this offseason by taking Dillard with the No. 22 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. Fortunately, he has managed to provide some bang for their buck as a spot-starter so far. He made his first three career starts in place of an injured Jason Peters at left tackle and is now poised to take over on the other side of the line until Johnson makes his return.

The Eagles are dealing with a number of key injuries on offense heading into their Week 12 homestand versus the Seahawks. Wide receiver Alshon Jefferey and running back Jordan Howard still have yet to practice this week and their status remains up in the air. Quarterback Carson Wentz may struggle once again to get this shorthanded offense back on track.