Daily News | Eagles’ Jalen Hurts was ‘close’ to playing vs. the Saints; sprained shoulder is improving
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said Hurts was “close” to playing last Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints and that the quarterback’s sprained right shoulder is improving. The decision on whether the 24-year-old will play on Sunday against the New York Giants will come later this week.
“We are always going to want him to be healthy enough to not put himself at danger,” Sirianni said. “That’s first and foremost. But then also so he can perform at a high level, as well. When you’re talking about throwing the football with an injured shoulder, it’s a little different than some other injuries.
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