"NFL GameDay Morning" discusses their level of concern for Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback Jalen Hurts as he returns from injury vs. the Green Bay Packers on Wild Card Sunday.
The Eagles beat the Packers back in Week 1 in the NFL's first game in Brazil.
Hurts has not played since suffering a concussion on Dec. 22 against the Commanders.
Is Love really in jeopardy of sitting Sunday, or is this just subterfuge from the Packers ahead of a playoff game?
Here's everything you need to know injury-wise for wild-card weekend.
There's no news on Jalen Hurts.
Jim Harbaugh's defense appears to have an ideal set of answers for C.J. Stroud. The Ravens' much-improved pass defense can smother the Steelers' main path to scoring points. And you will not believe how often the Bucs blitz on late downs.
Watson and Love both suffered injuries against the Bears as Green Bay sought to improve its playoff seeding.
The Eagles had the NFL's longest winning streak before Sunday.
Philadelphia might still have plenty to play for in Week 18 — with Barkley in striking distance of Eric Dickerson's single-season NFL rushing record.
“A lot of things we do in our run game is designed with Jalen,” Saquon Barkley said. “It’s kind of hard to continue to run the same stuff when he’s not in there."
Green Bay has flown under the radar in a tough division, but the Packers look the part of a Super Bowl contender.
T.J. Watt started hopping after trying to get to Jalen Hurts late on Sunday afternoon.
Smith limped to the locker room after being replaced by Sam Howell.
There's an interesting situation brewing at the top of the NFC right now. Three teams — the Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings — could potentially end the season with the same record.
Why was Mims the only player flagged on this play?
Were officials acknowledging that they blew the call on a Bills pass into the end zone?
The Bills had a very close call on a key touchdown.
Lakers and Clippers games over the weekend were postponed because of the fires.
Jackson was up to his old tricks in the first half of Baltimore's playoff opener.
Tomlin isn’t the problem with the Steelers. Saying he is requires a belief the Steelers should have won more than 10 games this season. But the frustration from Steelers fans is valid.