Covey, a pivotal special teams player for the Philadelphia Eagles, faced a neck injury that kept him from participating in Super Bowl LIX, despite being a key contributor on the roster. His college career with the Utah Utes was marked by several accolades and records in punt return yards.

Britain Covey, sidelined for Super Bowl LIX due to injury, celebrated his first Super Bowl win with the Eagles. He reflected on the challenges of missing the game yet expressed gratitude for his teammates.

Britain Covey has been ruled out for the game as he remains on injured reserve due to a neck injury, impacting the Eagles' depth at wide receiver and return specialist.

Britain Covey is listed as questionable due to a neck injury, which could impact the Eagles' return game and overall depth at wide receiver.

Britain Covey has been placed on injured reserve, ruling him out for the remainder of the regular season and at least two playoff games due to a neck injury that has plagued him for the past month. Despite being listed as a full participant in practice, he has been inactive for the last three games. Covey previously missed seven games earlier this season due to a broken shoulder blade. In the five games he played, he recorded a career-high seven receptions for 34 yards and served as the Eagles' primary punt returner, averaging 7.7 yards per return. His absence has led to Cooper DeJean taking over the punt return duties.