Injured Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts Expected to Play Sunday Against Washington Commanders

Despite ongoing knee issues, Eagles' quarterback Jalen Hurts is set to play against Washington Commanders with the team expressing hope for no limitations on his performance.

Eagles' quarterback Jalen Hurts is set to play against Washington Commanders despite ongoing knee issues. He had expressed that he did not endure the injury during the recent game against the Dolphins, but before Sunday’s kickoff.
Over Hurts’ two-plus years as the Eagles’ primary quarterback, he has experienced multiple injuries early in the seasons such as ankle and shoulder injuries in 2021 and 2022, and now a knee injury in 2023.
The injuries have occasionally led to Hurts missing games or playing under duress, however, the concerns aren't just about the upcoming game against the Commanders, but also about future games especially ones in January when the regular-season schedule toughens.
Various measures have seemingly been taken this season to protect Hurts from further injuries, with him throwing more passes and carrying the ball less often, though not by much compared to the previous season.
While Eagles' coach Nick Sirianni has expressed optimism for Hurts' ability to play on Sunday, he acknowledges it might not be easy. Nonetheless, the team has noted they are hopeful there will be no limitations on his performance come match day.

The Philadelphia Inquirer