Dorial Green-Beckham will have a chance to climb up the depth chart when he sees first-team action with the Philadelphia Eagles in their Saturday preseason game with the Indianapolis Colts.

Doug Pederson told reporters Wednesday that Green-Beckham, acquired from the Tennessee Titans last week, will see action with the first-team offense, which will play into the second half and perhaps the entire third quarter.

Behind Jordan Matthews, the Eagles also have Nelson Agholor, Rueben Randle, Chris Givens and Paul Turner at wide receiver.

The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to terms on a one-year, $3 million contract with Stephen Tulloch.

The linebacker will receive $1.75 million guaranteed.

The Tennessee Titans have traded Dorial Green-Beckham to the Philadelphia Eagles for guard Dennis Kelly.

Tennessee drafted Green-Beckham with a second-round pick in 2014.

Kelly, who started two games for the Eagles last season, was a fifth round selection in 2012.

Carson Wentz is out indefinitely with a hairline fracture in his ribs.

The Philadelphia Eagles moved up to draft Wentz with the second overall pick.

"Carson felt some discomfort and soreness as we began this morning's practice. We decided to limit him throughout the remainder of practice and, as a precaution, sent him for a CT scan after practice. The scan revealed a hairline fracture in his ribs," Doug Pederson said in a statement. "We do not know an exact timetable for his return, but we hope to have him back before the end of the preseason."

Wentz remained in the game after the hit.

"I think it was the next-to-the-last play of the game," Pederson told reporters prior to the injury announcement. "He got hit pretty hard on the right side, stayed down on the ground for a while. [He's] just sore. Bothered him to throw a little bit."

Wentz completed 12 of 24 passes for 89 yards in Philadelphia's preseason opener.

Lane Johnson, who signed a five-year, $52.25 million contract extension in February, is reportedly facing a 10-game suspension for violating the NFL PED policy.

Fox Sports reported that Johnson said he took an approved amino acid but tested positive for a banned peptide, and he is appealing the suspension, which was first reported via Twitter by Wildfire Radio and confirmed by NFL Network.

"We are aware that a member of the media has started a rumor that Lane Johnson will be suspended for a PED violation," said Johnson's agent, Ken Sarnoff, in a statement released to ESPN on Tuesday. "Lane has not been suspended and any report to the contrary is false. None the less we will not comment on my client's protected health information."

The Philadelphia Eagles have announced that Jordan Matthews will miss a few weeks with a knee injury.

The hope is that the third-year receiver will be healthy enough to play in the team's third preseason game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Doug Pederson emphasized that Matthews suffered no structural damage to the knee, which he first tweaked last week. Matthews had 85 receptions for 997 yards and eight touchdowns last season.