We are at the point in the NFL season when injuries are piling up. Over the past few weeks, the Washington Commanders have dealt with injuries and lost multiple key players. Heading into Sunday's showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles,

Zach Ertz is playing for the Washington Commanders on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles a week after leaving their last game at New Orleans with a concussion. The veteran tight end and safety Jeremy Chinn were each active after going through concussion protocol and getting cleared.

Today, the Washington Commanders (9-5) host the Philadelphia Eagles (12-2) in an NFC East showdown from Northwest Stadium. The Commanders received some good news ahead of kickoff, as tight end Zach Ertz and safety Jeremy Chinn are active and will play.

Via multiple reporters, head coach Dan Quinn said Washington tight end Zach Ertz and safety Jeremy Chinn are in concussion protocol. Ertz has 54 catches for 526 yards with four touchdowns so far in 2024.

Washington tight end Zach Ertz has cleared concussion protocol and will play on Sunday against one of his former teams, the Philadelphia Eagles, Commanders coach Dan Quinn told ESPN.

The Washington Commanders could have a big piece of their offense back on Sunday in an NFC East showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported late Saturday that tight end Zach Ertz was "trending toward playing" in the Week 16

The Washington Commanders are playing their NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles in a Week 16 matchup, where Zach Ertz will get a chance to play his former team. Ertz, 34, was dealing with a concussion and shoulder injury this week,