In a significant setback for the Philadelphia Eagles, star quarterback Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Washington Commanders due to a concussion he suffered during last week’s match against the New York Giants. The Eagles announced this decision on their official social media channels, highlighting the importance of player safety. Head Coach Nick Sirianni stated, “Jalen’s health is our top priority, and we will take every precaution necessary. We’re confident in our backup options to step in and perform.” Hurts, who has thrown for 2,569 yards with 22 touchdowns this season, remains a crucial part of the Eagles’ offensive strategy. The Eagles will also miss crucial offensive lineman Lane Johnson, who is dealing with a groin injury, further complicating the team’s circumstances heading into the game. Kickoff for the matchup is set for 1 PM ET at FedExField, and fans can watch the game live on CBS. The Eagles, currently holding an impressive 9-1 record, will look to maintain their playoff positioning without their star player as backup Gardner Minshew prepares to start in Hurts’ absence. In light of these developments, the Eagles’ resilience and depth will be put to the test as they face a formidable opponent in the Commanders.
Eagles Star Quarterback Jalen Hurts Ruled Out Due to Concussion Ahead of Washington Commanders Game
