Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has opened up about the hardest aspects of being sidelined due to a concussion as the team gears up for the 2024 playoffs. In a recent interview, Hurts expressed that the most challenging part was missing valuable time on the field and feeling disconnected from his teammates. ‘Not being able to participate in practice and games was tough,’ he stated, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and chemistry. Now, after clearing the concussion protocol, Hurts is set to face the Green Bay Packers, a pivotal game for the Eagles’ playoff aspirations. Coach Nick Sirianni expressed confidence in Hurts, noting, ‘He’s ready to lead this team and put us in the best position to win.’ This comes in the wake of the Eagles’ recent performances, where Hurts’s absence was noticeably felt, though backup quarterback Gardner Minshew managed to keep the team’s playoff hopes alive. As the playoffs approach, the Eagles are looking to solidify their roster and make a deep postseason run.
Jalen Hurts Overcomes Concussion Layoff Ahead of Playoffs
