Former Pitt Panthers quarterback Kenny Pickett won't start for the Philadelphia Eagles in their regular season finale, despite starting the past two contests. The Eagles didn't place Pickett on the inactives list ahead of kickoff against the rival New York Giants at home,

Tanner McKee could be in line for his first career start amid injuries to the Eagles' main quarterbacks in Jalen Hurts and Kenny Pickett.

The Philadelphia Eagles have already locked up the division title with one game left in the regular season, with the help of former Pitt quarterback Kenny Pickett.

Former Pitt Panthers quarterback Kenny Pickett may not suit up for the Philadelphia Eagles' regular season finale.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Kenny Pickett injured his ribs in a fill-in start for Jalen Hurts and was forced out of the game in the third quarter Sunday against Dallas.

After taking over for Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Kenny Pickett has left the Week 17 game against the Dallas Cowboys early with injury.

Kenny Pickett remains questionable as Jalen Hurts is set to miss his second-straight game. Heading into Week 18, the Philadelphia Eagles are going to look very different from the juggernaut that won 13 of their last 16 games heading into the regular season finale.

The Eagles turned to Kenny Pickett to help secure the NFC East, and for three quarters, the former Pitt star did just that, carving up the Cowboys early on and finishing the first half with a 24-7 lead. Pickett’s afternoon could be over after he reaggravated his rib injury on a late hit following a touchdown pass that was overturned.

The Philadelphia Eagles may be down to their third-string quarterback in Sunday’s regular-season finale against the New York Giants. Luckily, the Eagles have locked up the NFC East, but should they worry?