It's worth remembering that the Eagles have a long history of surviving, even thriving, after losing their starting quarterback to injury.

LANDOVER, MD – Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has played nearly every snap this season, a key factor in the team having a top-five offense. However, the Eagles now face the possibility of being without him for an extended period after he was injured during Sunday’s game against the Washington Commanders.

Hurts didn't practice coming back from Christmas, and at this point, this late into the week, it's unlikely that the Eagles' QB will play, Nick Sirianni said.

With Hurts in the concussion protocol, he'll have to clear a five-step process before returning to game action for the Eagles.

Philadelphia star quarterback Jalen Hurts remains in concussion protocol and has been ruled for Sunday's game against the visiting Dallas Cowboys, with the Eagles expected to start Kenny Pickett.

The quarterback appeared to hit his head on the turf in the first quarter of Sunday’s 36-33 defeat to the Commanders.

Despite forcing a season high-tying five turnovers against the Washington Commanders, the Eagles still couldn’t get the job done. The Commanders handed the Eagles their first loss since September on Sunday afternoon in their 36-33 comeback win.

The Eagles cruised to a 34-6 win over the Cowboys in Arlington, Texas, in the first meeting in Week 10, with Hurts throwing two touchdown passes and rushing for two scores. Rush finished with just 45 yards on 13-of-23 passing.

Kenny Pickett, you’re up. The Eagles are set to hand the reins of their offense to the backup quarterback as Jalen Hurts was officially ruled out Friday afternoon for Sunday’s game vs. the visiting Dallas Cowboys.

Uncertainty at QB leading into Week 17 Dave Zangaro and Reuben Frank discuss the Eagles' quarterback concerns leading into Week 17 as Jalen Hurts works his way through