Hello, everyone. Welcome to a special edition of Inside the Byrds, Jeff Mosher, Adam Kaplan.

We're doing this because obviously the Eagles are in the NFC Championship.

They're playing the Washington commanders on Sunday, 3 o'clock kickoff.

And we want to do a quick update on the injury situation facing both teams because,

well, Adam, it's fairly significant.

Nick Seriani talked today about the Eagles injuries.

I feel like he used very interesting phrasing when asked about Quinnian Mitchell and

Jalen Hertz, where he said they're going to do everything they can to be ready for Sunday.

When I hear that, that signals to me that these guys, I expect them to be able to play,

barring any setbacks. But I don't know if either of them are going to be even close to a hundred percent.

What's your outlook on this and how do you see it?

All right.

So with Jalen Hertz, he injured his left knee on a really nice run.

I believe it was to the right side line.

And he made a juke move and then he got caught up with some of the guys trying to tackle him on the right sideline there.

So he didn't look right after that.

And that's a problem.

He had a beautiful touchdown run and then later this run I was talking about.

So if he's able to play, and you know, obviously he's going to do it, he's going to obviously going to want to play to matter what.

If he could walk, he's probably going to play, and you know, obviously he's going to do it. He's going to obviously going to want to play. If he can walk, he's probably going to play. But the thing is, he's such a big part of the run game.

If he can't, if he's not, if they don't really design runs, which they do, or if he can't

scramble enough, honestly, you got to look elsewhere.

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