Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is dealing with a concussion and finger injury, which has kept him from practicing on Wednesday. His availability for the upcoming game against the Cowboys is uncertain. Meanwhile, Kenny Pickett is expected to start for his team if Hurts cannot clear the concussion protocol in time.

Jalen Hurts is currently in concussion protocol following an injury sustained during a game against the Commanders. This adds to the Eagles' quarterback woes as backup Kenny Pickett is also dealing with a rib injury. The Eagles' only healthy quarterback option at the moment is Tanner McKee. Prior to this concussion, Hurts had been playing through a broken finger on his non-throwing hand but was still able to perform well against the Steelers.

In a challenging game against Washington, Eagles quarterback Kenny Pickett took over for Jalen Hurts, who was sidelined due to a concussion. Pickett struggled to find rhythm, completing 14 of 24 passes for 143 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. His performance was marked by an average of just under six yards per attempt and he faced pressure, taking three sacks during the game.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Washington Commanders due to a concussion sustained during the first quarter of the previous game. Hurts collided with the turf after being hit by linebacker Frankie Luvu and was evaluated before being declared unable to continue. Kenny Pickett stepped in as the replacement, leading to a touchdown but also throwing an interception shortly after.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Washington Commanders due to a concussion sustained during a first-quarter play. Hurts collided with linebacker Frankie Luvu while attempting to make a run, leading to his immediate evaluation and subsequent ruling out for the game. Kenny Pickett stepped in as the replacement quarterback, managing to throw a touchdown pass but also throwing an interception shortly after.

In a recent game against the Washington Commanders, quarterback Kenny Pickett stepped in for Jalen Hurts, who was evaluated for a concussion after an injury. Pickett made an immediate impact by throwing a touchdown pass to A.J. Brown, marking his first touchdown as an Eagle. This performance highlights Pickett's potential as a reliable backup and his ability to connect with key receivers.

In a recent game against the Commanders, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts left the field in the first quarter to undergo a concussion evaluation. He was replaced by Kenny Pickett, who successfully threw a touchdown pass to wide receiver A.J. Brown. Further updates on Hurts' condition are expected soon.

As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for a crucial game against the Philadelphia Eagles, left tackle Dan Moore Jr. reflects on the team's unfamiliar position of potentially securing a playoff spot early in the season. The Steelers, currently 10-3, are looking to maintain their momentum against a challenging schedule that includes matchups against top teams. With a strong focus on December football, the team is determined to avoid past pitfalls and capitalize on their current success.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will be starting Mason Rudolph at quarterback in their must-win regular-season finale against the Baltimore Ravens. Despite Kenny Pickett being medically cleared to return, coach Mike Tomlin has decided to stick with Rudolph. The Steelers need to win this game and get help from other teams in order to reach the playoffs. Since taking over as the starting quarterback, Rudolph has led the offense to average 32 points and 432.5 yards per game. He has completed 68.5% of his pass attempts with two touchdowns and no interceptions in his two starts.

Kenny Pickett is expected to serve as the backup quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in their game against the Ravens. Pickett has been dealing with an ankle injury but is on track to play. Head coach Mike Tomlin has confirmed that Mason Rudolph will start the game.

Quarterback Mason Rudolph will start his second game in as many weeks for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kenny Pickett is questionable and could serve as Rudolph's backup. Rudolph threw for 290 yards and two touchdowns in his last game.

Kenny Pickett, quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Seahawks due to an ankle injury. However, coach Mike Tomlin has confirmed that Mason Rudolph will start at quarterback for the Steelers in Week 17. Pickett may serve in a backup capacity or be inactive, with Mitch Trubisky as Pittsburgh's No. 2 QB.

Kenny Pickett, quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, was limited at practice on Wednesday due to an ankle injury. Pickett is gradually recovering from a procedure on his right ankle and it seems that Mason Rudolph will start Sunday's game against the Seahawks. The Steelers will provide more information on Pickett's status for Week 17 in the final injury report on Friday.

Quarterback Mason Rudolph will continue to start for the Pittsburgh Steelers if Kenny Pickett remains sidelined due to his ankle surgery. Coach Mike Tomlin stated that Rudolph will start the week with the ball, but they will monitor Pickett's mobility before making any decisions. Rudolph had an impressive performance against the Cincinnati Bengals, leading the team to a win and throwing for 290 yards and two touchdowns. The Steelers offense had their highest-scoring game since 2021, and Rudolph's aggressive play and confidence were praised by Tomlin.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett is not expected to start in Week 17 due to his ankle injury. Head coach Mike Tomlin stated that Mason Rudolph is scheduled to be the starting quarterback for the game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Steelers HC Mike Tomlin said that Mason Rudolph is scheduled to start in Week 17, while Kenny Pickett's return is uncertain. Rudolph had a solid performance in his first start of the season and will face a generous Seahawks defense.

Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett is ruled out for the game against the Bengals due to his ankle injury. Mason Rudolph will start in his place. Pickett returned to practice this week but was limited. Rudolph last started a game in 2021 and will be backed up by Mitch Trubisky. The Steelers are looking to spark their offense and improve their playoff chances with a win over the Bengals.

Steelers QB Kenny Pickett has been officially ruled out for Week 16 vs. the Bengals. Mason Rudolph will start in his place.

Kenny Pickett, the quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Bengals due to an ankle injury. Mason Rudolph will start at QB, with Mitch Trubisky as the backup. Pickett is targeting a potential return to action on December 31 against the Seahawks.

Steelers QB Kenny Pickett got in a limited practice on Tuesday. Head coach Mike Tomlin named QB Mason Rudolph the Week 16 starter but didn't rule out Pickett being able to return. Fantasy managers should monitor Pickett's progress but avoid starting him in lineups.

Mason Rudolph, the third-string quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is set to make his first start in nearly two seasons. Rudolph expressed his readiness for the opportunity and reflected on the adversity he has faced in his career, including a benching and a brawl in 2019. Despite not having much recent experience with the offensive skill players, Rudolph is focused on staying sharp and making smart decisions on the field.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will start Mason Rudolph at quarterback against the Cincinnati Bengals, with Kenny Pickett as a potential backup if he recovers from a high ankle sprain. The Steelers have lost two straight games with Mitch Trubisky starting in place of Pickett, and they have lost three straight overall. Pickett's rehab is going well, but Rudolph is currently the starting quarterback.

Steelers HC Mike Tomlin said that Mason Rudolph will start Saturday's game against the Bengals, but didn't rule out Kenny Pickett's return. However, there isn't much fantasy value to be found in the Steelers' pass offense.

Kenny Pickett, quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is pushing to play in Week 16 despite an ankle injury. He underwent a procedure to speed up the healing process for a high right ankle sprain. While he will miss the game against the Colts, Pickett is targeting a potential return on December 23 against the Bengals. However, a more realistic outcome for his return is Week 17 against the Seahawks.

Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett will miss Saturday's game against the Colts due to an ankle injury. Head coach Mike Tomlin confirmed the news on Monday, indicating that Pickett is still far from returning. Mitchell Trubisky will start in his place after a disappointing performance against the Patriots.