Jalen Hurts and his Eagles teammates did what they were supposed to do. They beat a reeling team at home. With that, they move to 9-5 on the campaign. Days after Hurts produced a 31.2 QB rating and a 27.4 QBR, he racked up a 154.9 passer rating.

When Jalen Hurts and the first-unit offense took their well-earned rest early in the fourth quarter of an eventual 31-0 blowout over the Las Vegas Raiders, the Eagles had a run-pass ratio of 32 to 17.

After a four-interception game last week, the former Alabama QB got the Philadelphia Eagles offense back on track on Sunday.

Jalen Hurts linked up with A.J. Brown for a 27-yard TD, extending the Philadelphia Eagles' lead over the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Eagles are in the driver’s seat, and, according to ESPN analytics, are at 99% to become NFC East champions for the second consecutive season — a win that would break a 20-season streak of no repeat champions.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts calls his own number to pick up a third-and-12 via a quarterback draw.