Kenny Pickett stepped in as the Eagles' starting quarterback during Hurts' absence, leading the team to a victory against the Dallas Cowboys. However, he later suffered a rib injury, which has limited his participation in practice leading up to the Wild Card game against the Packers.

Kenny Pickett has been a limited participant in practice due to sore ribs and may lose his backup spot to Tanner McKee during the postseason. McKee's strong performance in the season finale, where he threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns, has put him in contention for the role.

Kenny Pickett is active for the game against the Giants after playing through broken ribs in the previous week’s victory over the Cowboys. He threw for two touchdowns in relief for Tanner McKee, who is making his first start this week.

Kenny Pickett is listed as questionable for Week 18 due to a rib injury, adding uncertainty to the Eagles' lineup as they prepare for their matchup against the Giants. His status could impact the team's offensive strategy and depth heading into the playoffs.

Kenny Pickett is dealing with a rib injury after stepping in for Jalen Hurts during the game against the Commanders. He played through the pain in his first start for the Eagles against the Cowboys but was sidelined in the third quarter due to cumulative hits. With Hurts still in concussion protocol, Pickett's status remains uncertain, and the team may lean on Tanner McKee for the upcoming game against the Giants.