Jalen Hurts is unsure to play this Saturday in opposition to the Dallas Cowboys after spraining his proper shoulder within the Philadelphia Eagles‘ 25-20 win over Chicago on Sunday, FOX Sports NFC East writer Ralph Vacchiano reported.

Hurts suffered the harm within the third quarter Sunday when Bears defensive finish Trevis Gipson drove him into floor. Hurts was sluggish to rise up after the hit, ultimately getting helped to his toes by teammate Jordan Mailata.

Hurts went on to finish 6 of 9 passes for 102 yards, together with a 68-yard TD to A.J. Brown within the fourth quarter.

“Yeah, it wasn’t the first time I’ve been slow [to get up],” Hurts said after the game. “It won’t be the last. I didn’t play a really physical game, and it was real cold, too. So happy we were able to find a win and find a way.”

It’s not thought of to be a long-term harm for Hurts, however it has been extensively reported that the Eagles’ major purpose is for the 2022 MVP candidate is to be totally wholesome when he returns to play, each time that’s.

Through 14 video games, Hurts has accomplished 67.3% of his passes for 3,472 yards with 22 touchdowns to only 5 interceptions. He has additionally rushed for 747 yards and 13 touchdowns — only one speeding rating shy of Cam Newton’s 2011 single-season report for probably the most speeding scores by a QB.

The top-seeded Eagles (13-1) have a three-game cushion within the NFC East and two-game benefit within the convention, so it is potential the staff chooses to be cautious and relaxation its star signal-caller, particularly since they’ve already clinched a spot within the playoffs.

If Hurts is unable to go, Gardner Minshew would get the beginning for the Eagles on Saturday’s at Dallas (4:25 p.m. ET on FOX).

Minshew has made 22 begins in his profession however this season has been relegated to identify responsibility in blowouts in opposition to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Tennessee Titans and New York Giants. 

Philadelphia will clinch the NFC East with a win over Dallas (10-4).

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