The Pittsburgh Steelers will watch a weekend slate of football as they prepare for the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 18, and it appears they'll get a chance to watch their former starting quarterback. The Philadelphia Eagles are heading into Week 17 against the Dallas Cowboys preparing to start Kenny Pickett at quarterback as Jalen Hurts remains in concussion protocol.

The Philadelphia Eagles, leaders of the NFC, have made a surprising announcement by naming Kenny Pickett as their starting quarterback for this weekend's crucial matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. This decision comes after Jalen Hurts,

Nick Sirianni said Friday via the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Jeff McLane that Hurts looks unlikely to play in Week 17. This will lead to Kenny Pickett's first start since midway through last season. Benched and then traded by the Steelers,

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed former fourth round pick Ian Book as an emergency third QB ahead of Week 17. The post Eagles Sign Record-Setting Former Notre Dame Star as Emergency QB appeared first on Heavy Sports.

According to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo, the Eagles are signing QB Ian Book to their practice squad. It’s worth noting Philadelphia QB Jalen Hurts did not practice Wednesday with a concussion while QB Kenny Pickett was limited with a rib injury.