The Philadelphia Eagles have traded a fourth round pick to the Miami Dolphins for Jay Ajayi.

Jason Peters has suffered a torn ACL and MCL and will miss the remainder of the season.

There was some optimism amongst the Philadelphia Eagles that Peters only suffered a torn MCL.

Chris Long will donate his salary for the remainder of the season to increase educational equality.

Long already donated his first six game checks to provide two scholarships for students in Charlottesville. Long's next donation will go to launch the Pledge 10 for Tomorrow campaign.

"My wife and I have been passionate about education being a gateway for upward mobility and equality," Long told The Associated Press. "I think we can all agree that equity in education can help affect change that we all want to see in this country."

Long signed a two-year, $4.5 million contract with the Eagles, including a $500,000 signing bonus and $1.5 million guaranteed. His base salary in 2017 is $1 million.

Long grew up in Charlottesville and starred in high school at St. Anne's-Belfield before going to the University of Virginia.

The Los Angeles Chargers have played three straight games at the StubHub Center, their temporary home, but have lost all of them.

They are selling well in L.A., but a good chunk of the seats have been filled by opposing fans early this season. On Sunday, there were plenty of Philadelphia Eagles fans in the stands and Carson Wentz never had to use a silent count on offense.

"I mean, it's almost like the Chargers got 16 away games," Eagles tackle Jason Peters told reporters. "It's going to be tough sledding for those guys."

Peters said it felt "like a home game" for the Eagles, who won 26-24.