
The Philadelphia Eagles (8-2) are going to be without one of their key players when they take on the Los Angeles Rams (5-4) at SoFi Stadium. After not practicing all week due to a hamstring injury, Eagles No. 2 wide receiver DeVonta Smith has been ruled out. Smith is second on the team in receiving yards behind only A.J. Brown with 41 receptions for 516 yards and four touchdowns. The only other player with an injury designation for Sunday's game is wide receiver Britain Covey (questionable), who must be activated off Injured Reserve in order to play. Eagles Week 12 Injury Report Observations The Eagles are said to be monitoring Jalen Hurts' health closely and it will be normal for him to kick off the week limited moving forward. Byrce Huff had previously been playing with a cast on his hand before undergoing surgery on Thursday. The Eagles placed him on Injured Reserve on Friday. Rookie Jalyx Hunt could take snaps in place of Huff as long as he is healthy. DeVonta Smith has been dealing with that hamstring injury on and off this season. He played injured against the Cowboys and Washington. It looks like the Eagles have decided to keep him out this week. The Eagles opened the 21-day practice window for wide receiver and star punt returner Britain Covey to return. With Huff now on IR, the Eagles have room to activate Covey for Sunday which could be perfect since Smith is out. Nakobe Dean suffered that groin injury in Week 10's win over the Cowboys. He played against the Commanders and will play on Sunday. The Eagles signed defensive tackle Siaki Ika to the practice squad and released wide receiver Kyle Phillips this week. Good news is that cornerback Darius Slay is not on this week's injury report which is huge considering he will need to help the rookies lock down Rams' stars Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. This article first appeared on A to Z Sports and was syndicated with permission.
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Elba & Reeves Consider “Knuckles & Shadow”My apartment's not very big, and so you'd think that I'd be able to easily find my keys and wallet when I leave my place. Well, surprise -- I can never find them. Maybe my wallet is in my jacket pocket. My keys might be deep in the couch cushions. Who knows? It's endlessly frustrating, especially when I'm rushing out of the house and can't find all the things I need to get my day started. Thanks to Bluetooth trackers, I don't really lose anything anymore. Or if I do lose track of something, I can now easily find it. The One Point ($28) , which Chipolo released earlier this year, is a Bluetooth tracker that uses Google's relatively new crowdsourced Find My Device network of over 1 billion Android devices to help you easily find your tagged keys, wallet, luggage, backpack, car and other items you might lose track of. Right now, you can get a three-tracker bundle for 15% off the price of buying two key fobs and one card separately or a four-pack of One Point trackers for 20% off , or $60 for Black Friday . Read more: 30+ Amazon Black Friday Deals Live Now Taking advantage of Google's tracking network means besides using your own phone to locate the One Point tracker -- with the Find My Device app -- you can tap into all the other Android devices around you, from friends and strangers alike (completely privately), to better track your item, no matter where it is or how far from the item you are. For more, here's why you shouldn't put an AirTag on a pet and five unexpected places to use a tracker . If you're looking for Apple's trackers, AirTags are on sale too for Black Friday . How does the Chipolo One Point tracker work? The tiny plastic tracker, which weighs relatively nothing, is about an inch and a half in diameter, roughly the size of those old Eisenhower dollar coins (I'm showing my age). Unlike the Apple AirTag, the One Point also has a built-in key ring hole, so you don't need to buy an accessory to clip the tracker to your item -- all you need is a key ring. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money This is the Chipolo One Point tracker on my keychain. Once your One Point is connected to your phone, you can check the location of your tracked item with Google's Find My Device app. You can easily see where the tracker is on a map, and your distance from it. If you can't find the tracker with your eyes, you can always force it to make a pretty loud sound (120db), so that you can easily hear where it is, even if it's under a pile of clothing. The battery life is about a year, but you can easily open the tracker (there's a tiny hole on the side) to replace the CR2032 battery. You can buy a 10-pack of CR2032 batteries for under $6 , and apparently, that should last you a decade. If you're placing your tracker on something shared, like a large piece of check-in luggage for you and your family, you can share the information with a loved one so that you can both keep an eye on the tracker from separate Android devices. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money . Why should you get the Chipolo One Point over the AirTag? There's really only one reason why you should get the Chipolo One Point tracker, and that's if you own an Android device . The Chipolo One Point is made specifically for Android phones and tablets and works with Google's Find My Device app. If you own an Android, you definitely don't want an AirTag, mainly because there's no way to connect an AirTag to an Android device . If you've got both an Apple and Android device, there are also a few other reasons to choose the Chipolo One over an AirTag: If you're on Android, you can't use an AirTag anyway. How to set up your Chipolo One Point tracker Right out of the box, all you need to do is press in your Chipolo One Point (you'll hear a pretty loud sound coming from the tiny device) and then place the tracker next to your phone. Your Android device will automatically detect the tracker, as long as you have the Find My Device app downloaded. The pop-up on your screen will walk you through all the instructions for setup, which includes linking the device to your email account, agreeing to be part of Google's Find My Device network and enabling recent locations for offline devices. If you don't have the Google Find My Device app, download it here . All in all, the setup takes under a minute. And then you can keep track of your item from the comfort of your phone. Just don't lose your phone. Why the Chipolo tracker would make a great gift I have enough underwear and socks to last several lifetimes. I'd love to find the Chipolo tracker hanging over the fireplace this holiday season. Only because I would easily be able to find my stocking with the tracker inside. While you're here, check out AirTag vs. Tile and SmartTag and Apple and Google both have ways to find your lost devices, but here's the winner .
Christmas is over, so it's the best time of year to get a new artificial Christmas tree. Retailers don't want to sit on a bunch of trees until the next holiday season, which forces them to offer blowout prices on the trees left in stock. Walmart currently has some seriously discounted artificial trees. The 6.5' Un-Lit Jackson Spruce Artificial Christmas Tree is only $24 at Walmart right now. The biggest discount is on the 9' Pre-Lit Frisco Pine Artificial Christmas Tree, which was $292 and is now $99 at Walmart . Whether you want unlit or pre-lit, we've found incredible Christmas tree deals. But don't wait to grab the one that interests you, as these products are on clearance and won't last long. If you're not looking for a Christmas tree, check out these incredible golf deals or the best deals from the massive Amazon after-Christmas sale . Quick Links Christmas tree dealsIt’s probably just a plane: drone experts advise calm over New Jersey sightings