When Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Jahan Dotson with 5:59 left in Sunday’s 38-20 victory over the New York Giants, the former Alabama signal-caller reached a milestone in his NFL career.

Hurts put the Giants away with four touchdown passes on the afternoon, including a bomb to Jahan Dotson, and two tosses to Dallas Goedert, who now has seven scores on the season, a new career high. Hurts enters the bye week with 20 total touchdowns (5 rushing) to just one interception and an NFC BEST 6 wins.

After Lane Kiffin implemented his explosive spread attack in 2016, Alabama head coach Nick Saban brought in Daboll to modernize the Crimson Tide offense. Hurts was coming off a 14–1 season as a true freshman but needed refinement as a passer and Daboll delivered.

A.J. Brown's surprisingly limited role in the Philadelphia Eagles passing game this season has been one of the storylines of the 2025 season thus far, and the reason for his inconsistent production has been a regular topic of conversation.

Jalen Hurts had another big games for the Eagles, and he had eight words that should put fear in his opponents moving forward.

So here’s a special edition Jalen Hurts Stats, which should give you a pretty good sense of just exactly how well he’s been playing. He’s doing things that have never – or rarely - been done before. Here’s a look at some of them!

Today against the Giants, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts fumbled on a tush push, and the Giants recovered. It was clearly and obviously a fumble. No question about it. But the officials ruled that Hurts’ forward progress had been stopped.

Since it isn't the end zone and should have still been a live ball, the Giants thought they forced a turnover. Yet the officials said Hurts' forward progress was stopped and rewarded the Eagles with a first down on a play that was not reviewable because of the call.

AJ Brown sparks a frenzy after he suddenly deleted every post on Twitter that he had about Eagles QB Jalen Hurts.