That list, of course, is topped by quarterback Jalen Hurts, who was knocked out with a concussion in the first quarter of the Eagles’ Week 16 loss to the Commanders and then did not play in the team’s Week 17 win over the Dallas Cowboys.

With the Philadelphia Eagles having clinched the division title, there is not much sense in risking the health of their most important players. Over the past two games, the Eagles have entrusted most of the snaps to backup quarterback Kenny Pickett,

Kenny Pickett, who grew up cheering for the Eagles, was Philadelphia's starting quarterback Sunday against Dallas before a rib injury forced him out of the game in the third quarter.

After replacing injured starting quarterback Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles backup quarterback Kenny Pickett beat the Dallas Cowboys with broken ribs.

The Eagles turned to Kenny Pickett to help secure the NFC East, and for three quarters, the former Pitt star did just that, carving up the Cowboys early on and finishing the first half with a 24-7 lead. Pickett’s afternoon could be over after he reaggravated his rib injury on a late hit following a touchdown pass that was overturned.

The Philadelphia Eagles issued their first official injury report on Wednesday in advance of their Week 18 home game against the New York Giants. Note that this report is an estimation because the team held a walkthrough in lieu of a normal practice.