Despite rules aimed at protecting quarterbacks, the Washington Commanders promise to treat Philadelphia Eagles' star Jalen Hurts like a running back in Sunday's NFC Championship Game.
We're to the Championship rounds of the playoffs. Only two games will be played this weekend -- the Buffalo Bills will try their best to fend off the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship from sleepwalking their way into another incredibly boring Super Bowl win.
A.J. Brown has been visibly frustrated with the Philadelphia Eagles' limited passing game. He should take a page out Amari Cooper's book.
All eyes will be on Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, but don't forget about Jalen Hurts. He's about to reach his second NFC Championship Game.
The Philadelphia Eagles have some question marks to deal with as the NFC Championship Game quickly approaches. Philadelphia will take on the Washington Commande
Four NFL teams remain in the hunt for Super Bowl glory, with the Buffalo Bills set to visit the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship, and the Philadelphia Eagles set to play host to the rival Washington Commanders in an NFC East fight for their conference crown.
The Chiefs are slight favorites to beat the Bills on Sunday and get a shot at winning an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl.
Jalen Hurts has returned to practice after a concussion, while Josh Allen posted impressive stats, helping the Bills make history. Hurts' new 5-year,
From Buffalo's Josh Allen facing Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes, to Philadelphia's Jalen Hurts going up against Washington's Jayden Daniels, the NFL conference championship games are abundant with dual-threat quarterbacks.
What you should knowThe Eagles will host the Washington Commanders in the NFC championship game at the Linc on Sunday at 3 p.m. on Fox. The winner will move on to Super Bowl LIX.The Birds are scheduled to practice at the Linc at 2:25 p.
The National Football League injury report, as provided by the league (OUT: Player will not play; DOUBTFUL: Player is unlikely to play; QUESTIONABLE: Player is not certain to play; DNP: did not practice;