Hurts took first-team reps, but he did not participate in the ball security drills with the team.
In what appears to be a good sign for the Eagles, quarterback Jalen Hurts took the field during practice on Thursday.In what appears to be a good sign for the Eagles, quarterback Jalen Hurts took the field during practice on Thursday.The starting QB took first-team reps, but he did not participate in the ball security drills with the team.It seems Hurts' appearance in practice came as a surprise.
"It's amazing. I was shocked. I didn't know he was coming out there until he was out there," said Eagles tackle Jordan Mailata. "I told you we'd find out the same time, guys!"It remains to be seen if Hurts is actually playing this week, or if head coach Nick Sirianni trying to keep the Saints guessing.It would be ideal to do it this week so they can rest everyone for the final game of the season against the Giants.
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