Has perfect day in win

Elliott made his lone field-goal attempt in Sunday's 24-18 win over the Jaguars, tacking on three extra points.

Analysis: Elliott had missed field-goal tries in each of his last two contests and had received the dreaded vote of confidence from his head coach in the week leading up to the game, so even though it wasn't a huge scoring day for the second-year kicker, it was important nonetheless in terms of job security. The Eagles' Week 9 bye makes the 23-year-old droppable in most fantasy leagues, especially with a terrible slate of matchups for kickers over the rest of the season.

Misses costly kick in loss

Elliott made one of two field-goal attempts in Sunday's 21-17 loss to the Panthers. He was successful on both of his extra-point tries.

Analysis: Elliott pushed a first-quarter kick wide right from 36-yards, and it would come back to bite him and his team later. The Eagles got within easy field-goal range as time wound down in the fourth quarter, but since they were down by four, they were not able to send out the 23-year-old for the victory. If there is any bright side for the second-year kicker, it's that he finally made his first attempt of 40-yards or more on the year. He'll look to rebound Week 8 against Jacksonville in London.

Misses again from long distance

Eliott made two of three field-goal attempts in Thursday's 34-13 win over the Giants. He was perfect on four extra points.

Analysis: Elliott nailed his first field-goal try from 33 yards with under two minutes remaining in the second quarter. Philadelphia would get the ball back with 23 seconds remaining in the period and gave the Memphis product a 54-yard chance to close out the half, but he pushed it wide right. The 23-year-old was good again from 30 yards early in the fourth quarter to give the Eagles a three-touchdown lead. Through six games, Elliott still has not made a kick longer than 40 yards, but that's over a small…read more

Perfect in second straight

Elliott made two field-goal attempts and added one extra point in Sunday's 23-21 loss to the Vikings.

Analysis: For the first three quarters of the game, Elliott was the only Eagle to score. He was successful from 30 and 28 yards out to stay perfect on the season on tries from within 40 yards. The 23-year-old will look to make that elusive first long kick of the year Week 6 in New York against the Giants.

Perfect in loss

Elliott made all three of his field-goal attempts and added an extra point in Sunday's 26-23 loss to Tennessee.

Analysis: Elliott's tries got progressively longer and more pressure-packed as the game wore on. The 23-year-old started with a 27-yarder in the second quarter and then converted from 30 and 37 yards in the fourth quarter and overtime, respectively. It was a good sign after Elliott had missed at least one attempt in each of his last two games. The Memphis product should continue to see increased production now that Carson Wentz is back under center in Philadelphia, although a tough Week 5 matchup at home…read more

Missed long kick in win

Elliott made two of his three field-goal attempts in Sunday's 20-16 win over Indianapolis and tacked on two extra points.

Analysis: Elliott missed wide left from 55 yards in the first quarter before quickly rebounding to make a 33-yard try in the second and tying the game at 13 in the third from 24 yards out. The second-year kicker has now missed his only two opportunities of more than 40 yards this season, but he's perfect on three tries from closer in. The Memphis product will try to find success from long range on the road at Tennessee in Week 4.

Misses only attempt in loss

Elliott missed his only field-goal try in the Eagles' 27-21 loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday but was 3-for-3 on extra-point attempts.

Analysis: Elliott hit the right upright on a 42-yard kick that would have pulled the Eagles to within 10 points at the half. The Memphis product wasn't the only kicker who struggled Sunday, as it seemed to spread like an epidemic around the league. On the bright side, he should start to see more opportunities once Carson Wentz (knee) returns, possibly as soon as Week 3's home tilt with the Colts.

Good on lone attempt in win

Elliott made his only field-goal attempt in Thursday's 18-12 win over the Falcons. He also added one extra point.

Analysis: Elliott got the champs on the board with a 26-yard boot in the second quarter and unfortunately wasn't called on again. The second-year kicker had a bit of an inconsistent preseason, although there was no sign of that in his limited opportunities Thursday night. Unless Nick Foles can right the ship, the Memphis product may continue to want for field-goal chances until Carson Wentz (knee) returns to action, which latest reports indicate may not happen for several weeks.

Looking good in camp

Elliott, who converted three field-goal attempts as a rookie during the Eagles' Super Bowl victory, has looked solid throughout training camp as he enters his second year in the league, Nick Fierro of The Morning Call reports.

Analysis: Elliott is reportedly off to a good start at training camp, which is a good sign after he missed three attempts from 30-39 yards as a rookie last season. Boasting a favorable combination of job security, leg strength and team context, the 23-year-old should be a serviceable fantasy option in 2018 as Carson Wentz (knee) returns to lead an Eagles offense that has plenty of weapons.

Elliott made all three field-goal attempts to go with two of three extra-point tries Sunday in the Eagles' 41-33 defeat of the Patriots in Super Bowl LII.

Analysis: The rookie started the scoring with a 26-yard boot midway through the first quarter and followed it with the missed extra point. From there, he was perfect, putting Philadelphia up by more than a field goal with his 42- and 46-yard attempts in the fourth quarter. The Super Bowl win completes a whirlwind season for the 23-year-old, who, after going undrafted and failing to make the Bengals out of training camp, signed with the Eagles after the injury to Caleb Sturgis in Week 1. The Memphis…read more

Elliott made field goals from 35 and 48 yards, but missed a 33-yarder in Monday's 19-10 win over the Raiders. He also converted his lone extra-point try.

Analysis: Elliott had gone four straight games without missing a kick. Though he blew a chip shot Monday, Elliott redeemed himself by breaking a 10-10 tie with the 48-yard boot with 22 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. Ahead of Sunday's regular-season finale versus the Cowboys, the rookie sports 117 points across 14 games, good for 12th in the league among kickers.

Elliott made field goals from 28 and 20 yards in Sunday's 34-29 win over the Giants, when he also hit all four of his extra-point tries.

Analysis: Elliott's production didn't suffer from the Eagles being forced into a change at quarterback, as his 10 points gave him a fifth double-digit outing on the campaign.

Elliott made all of his three field-goal and four extra-point attempts in Sunday's 43-35 defeat of the Rams.

Analysis: He had plenty warm-up time prior to his first field goal in the second quarter, having already put three extra points through the uprights prior to the 22-yard kick. The rookie's other two field goals were from 41 and 33 yards in the fourth quarter, the latter giving Philadelphia the lead for good. It was the first time since Week 8 that the 22-year-old has had more than one field-goal attempt in a game.

Elliott made a 26-yard field goal as well as his only extra-point try in Sunday's 24-10 loss to the Seahawks.

Analysis: Elliott did all that was required of him in a game that saw the Eagles struggle to set up scoring opportunities. Although another tough matchup awaits this weekend, when Philadelphia visits Los Angeles, it'd be surprising if Elliott is kept that quiet once again.

Elliott was successful on his lone field-goal attempt and perfect on four extra points in Sunday's 31-3 win over the Bears.

Analysis: Just one 45-yard attempt was an ideal way to get back into the groove for Elliott, who left early in Week 11 due to a concussion. Recently assured by coach Doug Pederson that he'll keep the job even when Caleb Sturgis is healthy, the Memphis product remains one of the top kickers in fantasy going forward.

Elliott was cleared from the concussion protocol Friday morning, Tim McManus of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Elliott put in a full practice Thursday, so clearing the concussion protocol was the last hurdle he needed to cross before being given the green light to play in Week 12. He will have a favorable matchup this week, squaring off against a Bears team that allowed opposing kickers to total seven field goals -- three between 40-49 yards and two from 50 yards and beyond -- and seven extra points over its last three games.

Elliott (concussion) practiced in full Thursday.

Analysis: Although an uncapped session is a positive development, the Eagles quickly put to rest any assumption about Elliott's health, stating he's "still in the league's concussion protocol." Clearly, progressing from limited to full participation within one day is in line with the fourth stage of the protocol, but he must receive clearance from an independent neurologist in order to suit up Sunday versus the Bears. Fortunately for Elliott, he has two days remaining to achieve that goal.

Head coach Doug Pederson said Wednesday that Elliott is on track for Sunday's game against the Bears, Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News reports. "Everything is looking good for him, where he's at right now," Pederson relayed about Elliott. "I do believe that, and I feel in the bottom of my heart, that Jake will be ready."

Analysis: Elliott sustained a head injury during the opening kickoff of Sunday's contest at Dallas, hitting helmets with Cowboys returner Ryan Switzer and forcing the Eagles to attempt two-point conversions on each of their four second-half touchdowns. With a limited showing Wednesday and attendance at meetings, Elliott has achieved his baseline on neurological testing. However, his final hurdles will be increasing his workload in practice and gaining clearance from an independent neurologist in order to…read more

Elliott (concussion) was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice.

Analysis: Elliott made a surprise appearance Wednesday, wearing his helmet and taking part in kicking drills. The Eagles listed him as limited, though, as he remains embedded in the concussion protocol. He must receive clearance from an independent neurologist in order to play Sunday against the Bears, but the team has yet to bring in another kicker this week, signaling there's hope for Elliott to overcome the head injury without missing any action.

Elliott (concussion) is wearing a helmet and kicking at Wednesday's practice, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Analysis: Elliott entered the concussion protocol following his early removal from Sunday's 37-9 win over Dallas, forcing the Eagles to attempt two-point conversions after their final four touchdowns. He'll probably be listed as a limited participant on Wednesday's injury report, but Elliott's ability to practice in a significant capacity supports head coach Doug Pederson's expectation that the rookie kicker will be ready for the Week 12 game against Chicago. With the Eagles heavily favored in that…read more

Eagles head coach Doug Pederson said he expects Elliott (concussion) to be available for Sunday's game against the Bears, Les Bowen of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Analysis: Pederson noted that while Elliott remains in the concussion protocol and won't be allowed to kick during Wednesday's practice, the rookie has already made his way through most phases of the protocol and is likely to receive full clearance by the time the weekend arrives. Though Caleb Sturgis -- who opened the season as the team's kicker before suffering a torn hip flexor in Week 1 and moving to injured reserve -- is close to being available, Pederson has indicated that the team intends to…read more

Eagles coach Doug Pederson said Elliott (concussion) will retain the placekicking job if he is healthy, Martin Frank of The Delaware News Journal reports.

Analysis: Elliott is in the concussion protocol after exiting Sunday's 37-9 win over the Cowboys. His situation serves as a reminder that Caleb Sturgis (quadriceps) is now eligible to return from injured reserve, but the Eagles won't make a move unless Elliott isn't ready for Sunday's game against the Seahawks. The rookie fifth-round pick has missed three extra-point attempts, but he's converted 17 of 21 field-goal tries despite getting just five chances from inside 40 yards. One of his misses came in…read more

Elliott (concussion) will not return to Sunday's game in Dallas, Rob Phillips of the Cowboys' official site reports.

Analysis: Elliott left for the locker room at the end of the first quarter after missing a 34-yard field goal attempt. The Eagles subsequently have scored a pair of two-point conversions while using linebacker Kamu Grugier-Hill for kickoffs. Elliott will have a full week to clear the concussion protocol before the Eagles face the Bears on Sunday in Week 12.

Elliott left Sunday's game against the Cowboys in the first half to be evaluated for a concussion, Tim McManus of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Elliott shanked a 34-yard field goal attempt at the end of the first quarter and was taken to the locker room shortly thereafter. He missed three PAT attempts over the previous two games, but he's been excellent on longer field goals, connecting on five of six tries from 50 or more yards and nine of 10 from 40-49. The Eagles may have to use punter Donnie Jones as their placekicker for the rest of the game if Elliott is diagnosed with a concussion.