As Super Bowl LIX approaches, both the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are making final preparations for the biggest game of the season. Which members of each squad are battling injuries and will any of them be sidelined for Super Bowl Sunday?

NEW ORLEANS − Eagles right guard Mekhi Becton left the game early in the second quarter with a knee injury. He was listed as questionable to return. The Eagles were leading the Chiefs 7-0 in the Super Bowl on Sunday at the time of the injury. Tyler Steen replaced Becton, but Becton returned later in the second quarter.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be without starting defensive tackle Jalen Carter when they face the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Carter is listed on the Eagles injury report leading up to the league championship. Here is the latest update on Carter’s status:

Heading into the Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs (15-2), the Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) are monitoring 11 players on their injury report. The Chiefs’ (15-2) injury report currently

All-Pro defensive tackle Jalen Carter was one of several players listed as a limited participant in the Eagles' injury report on Wednesday.

Super Bowl LIX between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday in New Orleans.

Philadelphia Eagles starting offensive tackle Mekhi Becton is questionable to return with a knee injury. Eagles shared via X. Injury Update: G/T Mekhi Becton (Knee) is questionable to return. Becton was seen on the sideline doing some drills, and you could see him in pain.

The Eagles are rolling in Super Bowl LIX, but rookie Cooper DeJean has left the game with an injury after a pick six.

Pro Bowler defensive tackle Jalen Carter and other Philadelphia Eagles have been battling either the flu or flu-like illness in the days leading up to Super Bowl LIX.