**Eagles Announce Roster Moves and Injury Updates for Week 4 Buccaneers Clash**

Ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 4 away game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the team has released significant roster and injury updates. Notable among these are the downgrades of wide receiver A.J. Brown and linebacker Devin White to out, along with the temporary promotions of wide receivers Parris Campbell and John Ross from the practice squad.

A.J. Brown's condition had been questionable since Friday's injury report, and he hasn't seen game action since Week 1. His absence will certainly be felt by the Eagles' offense. On the other hand, Devin White's sudden appearance on the injury report as a "personal" designation is unexpected, considering he wasn’t listed earlier this week. White, a healthy scratch in the past two games, may be nearing the end of his stint with Philadelphia, leading to speculation about a potential trade or release.

The Eagles, coping with a thin wide receiver corps due to the absences of Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Britain Covey, looked to bolster their depth by elevating Campbell and Ross. Campbell, who snatched two targets for 13 yards in Week 3, represents a seasoned option for quarterback Jalen Hurts. This move, however, exhausts Campbell's allowable regular-season practice squad elevations, implying the team must decide on signing him to the active roster if more contributions are needed.

John Ross, an offseason member now re-signed to the practice squad, brings familiarity with the Eagles' system and a potential for explosive plays owing to his deep speed. The elevation of both Campbell and Ross means the Eagles will have four receivers available for Sunday: Jahan Dotson, Johnny Wilson, Campbell, and Ross. Despite the suboptimal situation, the team must devise a strategy to navigate the game effectively.

Lastly, it's worth noting that right tackle Johnson, previously questionable alongside Brown, has not been ruled out and is poised to start. According to John Clark, indicators suggest Johnson will be available to reinforce the Eagles' offensive line.

With these adjustments, the Eagles aim to piece together a competitive lineup against the Buccaneers, navigating through their injury-plagued roster for the upcoming game.