Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and cornerback Quinyon Mitchell are both expected to participate in Wednesday's walkthrough ahead of Sunday's NFC championship game against the Washington Commanders, head coach Nick Sirianni said. The Eagles are not required to release an injury report until after Wednesday's practice.

The Eagles are hanging their Super Bowl hopes on Jalen Hurts’ health. The hobbled quarterback was present at Wednesday’s walkthrough and expects to be on the field in Sunday’s NFC Championship

Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles did just enough to get past the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, battling through the snow to win 28-22 and punch their ticket to the NFC championship. Hurts was solid throughout the game, and started off the scoring for the Eagles with an impressive 44-yard touchdown run on the opening drive.

What's the latest on Jalen Hurts' knee injury as Eagles begin practicing for their NFC Championship game against the Commanders

The Philadelphia Eagles are getting ready to face off against the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship, but they are dealing with injuries to key playe

The Rams have scored two defensive points and narrowed Philadelphia's lead to just one point late in the third quarter.

NFL fans thought Jalen Hurts was high on medication after his interview that followed Sunday's win over the Rams.

Phildelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts had a hilarious explanation for his touchdown run against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

Brown believes he left "a lot of opportunities" on the field in the Eagles' playoff win over the Rams. “I can’t worry about what happened in the past or even these past two games,” he said.

Jalen Hurts hobbled back to the Philadelphia Eagles' huddle after his left knee was twisted on a sack, an injury that forced him after the drive to the sideline medical tent for a quick exam. Hurts got checked out — and backup Kenny Pickett started to warm up in case he was needed in the NFC divisional playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams.

The Washington Commanders (12-5) go on the road in a playoff matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) at Lincoln Financial Field in the NFC Championship game on Jan. 26, kicking off at 3 p.m.