There are only two question marks for the Eagles this postseason. The first one is more a function of the opponents the Eagles could face this postseason. The Packers, the Bucs, the Lions — all have offensive lines that are better than average (Pro Football Focus ranked all three among their top eight units in the league heading into Week 18).

Both teams started 2-2. From there, the Packers won nine of the final 13 games, while the Eagles stormed into the playoffs winning 12 of their final 13. The Packers overcame injuries at quarterback and improved drastically on defense. The Eagles emerged as one of the best defenses in football.

The Philadelphia Eagles are flying high heading into this year's playoffs, winners of 12 of their last 13 games en route to a 14-3 record -- just one of four 14-plus win teams in the NFL. Last season heading into the playoffs,

Jalen Hurts returned to action Wednesday with the expectation that he will report no post-concussion symptoms Thursday and thereby present himself for duty Sunday afternoon, when the Eagles host the Green Bay Packers.

The man who gave the Eagles' defensive coordinator his first job in professional football more that 40 years ago can't stop talking about how good Fangio is at his job.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was a limited participant in practice Wednesday for the first time since he suffered a concussion in Week 16, clearing the way for him to start this weekend in an NFC wild-card playoff game.