Well, well, well there’s nothing like a good old fashioned quarterback controversy heading into the post-season and it looks like one is brewing down in South Philadelphia right now as Eagles’ third string quarterback Tanner McKee has put the NFL on notice and just made life for head coach Nick Sirianni very difficult as the

The Eagles flexed their reserves in Sunday's win, as rookies Ainias Smith and E.J. Jenkins both caught their first career TDs.

With the regular season in the books following a 20-13 victory over the New York Giants, the Eagles’ wild-card matchup is set. The No. 2-seeded Eagles (14-3) will take on the No. 7-seeded Green Bay Packers (11-6) on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field to kick off the postseason.

The most optimistic sign yet that Jalen Hurts could play for the Philadelphia Eagles in their playoff opener came not from an injury update or a practice report, but rather a social media post. “Playoffs start NOW,

Hurts is dealing with a concussion, while Pickett has a rib injury that limited him through the week. That prompted the Eagles to sign former Notre Dame quarterback Ian Book to the practice squad earlier this week. The team announced they signed Book to the active roster on Saturday.

But as the second-seeded Eagles approach Sunday's NFC wild-card playoff game with the Green Bay Packers, the talk has shifted to who'll be handing Barkley the ball. Though quarterback Jalen Hurts is expected to play,