If the Philadelphia Eagles and their fans were worried about whether starting quarterback Jalen Hurts would be unable to play in the team's wild-card matchup against the Green Bay Packers, their concerns evaporated quickly. Worry no more, Eagle fans.

Jalen Hurts is back for the Eagles — limited at practice, for now — and with all signs pointing toward their star quarterback set to start this weekend in an NFC wild-card playoff game. Hurts was a limited participant in practice Wednesday for the first time since he suffered a concussion in Week 16 and was expected to return for Sunday’s home game against the Green Bay Packers.

McKee, in his second year out of Stanford, threw two more touchdown passes after replacing Pickett and then made his first NFL start Sunday and defeated the Giants, 20-13. He completed 27 of 41 throws for 269 yards and two touchdowns while playing almost exclusively with fellow backups.

Philadelphia's latest roster move hints at Jalen Hurts clearing concussion protocol ahead of Sunday's Wild Card matchup against Green Bay.

There are five phases in the protocol until clearance and the Eagles (14-3) have not said where Hurts was in the process. Sirianni did say that Hurts attended Saturday's walkthrough a day ahead of the Eagles' win over the New York Giants. Is Hurts still suffering from the lingering effects of the concussion?

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts suffered a concussion in Week 16. Here's what we know about his current status in the concussion protocol.

The Philadelphia Eagles head into wild-card weekend with a big question regarding starting quarterback Jalen Hurts, who remains in concussion protocol.

The Philadelphia Eagles' prep for their Wild Card playoff game will take another step on Wednesday, as the team hits the practice field for the first time this week. The biggest focus for this session will be on the health of Philadelphia's starters coming off of Week 18 and going into a do-or-die postseason matchup versus the Green Bay Packers.