On the latest episode of “unCovering the Birds,” the reason Eagles coach Nick Sirianni and former Eagles tight end Zach Ertz had a postgame confrontation is revealed.

Zach Ertz left the Washington Commanders game early after suffering a concussion, but it looks like the tight end will be back in Week 16, according to ESPN’s John Keim. “TE Zach Ertz will play today,

The Washington Commanders took inspiration from NFC East rivals the New York Giants to sign TE Tyree Jackson after Zach Ertz's injury.

Ertz was listed as questionable to face the Eagles because of a concussion and a shoulder injury, but things trended toward him playing as the week unfolded and he is active in Week 16. He has 54 catches for 526 yards and four touchdowns on the season.

The Commanders announced that Ertz was diagnosed with a concussion and ruled out for the rest of the game against the Saints. Originally, the team had deemed him "questionable" to return as he was evaluated for the injury, but it didn't take long for the team to declare him out.

Commanders head coach Dan Quinn said that Ertz (concussion) -- who remains listed as questionable -- will play in Sunday's game against the Eagles, John Keim of ESPN.com reports. Quinn's comments confirm that Ertz has cleared the NFL's five-step concussion ...

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz has left Sunday’s game against the Saints with concussion symptoms. Ertz was banged up while making a reaching, one-handed catch across the middle, banging his head on the turf while being brought down hard from behind by safety Will Harris at the New Orleans 4-yard line.

LANDOVER, Md. — Eagles backup safety Sydney Brown is playing Sunday against the Washington Commanders after being listed as questionable on Friday’s injury report. Brown had a rough day in Week 15 against the Steelers, suffering a concussion on the ...

Jayden Daniels was named the NFC's FedEx Air and Ground Player of the Week and is up for his 11th Offensive Rookie of the Week award.

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