Philadelphia Eagles' DeVonta Smith spotted with crutches, walking boot following loss to Arizona Cardinals

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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith was spotted using crutches and wearing a walking boot following the team's ugly 35-31 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field. 

The injury is unclear at this time, but Smith appeared to be in pain on Philadelphia's second-to-last drive of the game after the Eagles called a screen to running back Kenneth Gainwell on third-and-20. 

Smith wasn't on the field for Philadelphia's final drive of the game.

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Smith had three catches for 30 yards in the loss, but potentially losing him with the playoffs coming up next month would be a massive loss for Philadelphia's offense. 

Through 17 games this season, Smith has 81 catches, 1,066 yards and seven touchdowns. He hasn't missed a game all season, but he has been on the injury report in recent weeks due to a knee injury. 

With the Eagles already clinching a playoff spot, Smith could rest in Week 18 against the New York Giants and get healthy for the playoff depending on the severity of the injury. 

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