It sounds almost comical when one thinks about it. Throw out a two-year run with Shane Steichen as Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterback, and Jalen Hurts hasn't enjoyed consecutive seasons with the same offensive coordinator since high school.

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.

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.

There was a time this past offseason when it seemed like Dallas Goedert would not be wearing a Philadelphia Eagles jersey when the 2025 season kicked off. Aroun

Saquon Barkley and Tank Bigsby combined to exceed 250 yards rushing. Jalen Hurts tossed four touchdown passes. Two of them landed in the expecting hands of his phenomenal tight end, Dallas Goedert. With seven TD receptions on the season now, he has set a new season high. He also leads all Eagles receivers.

Fox rules analyst Dean Blandino said, "To me, he is pushing forward, he is reaching. That is an early whistle, in my opinion."

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts escapes up the middle of the pocket and picks up first-down yardage on a fourth-and-short.

The Eagles rebounded from the NFC East upset to edge the Minnesota Vikings on the road, opening up their dormant passing game in the process. The Giants, meanwhile, looked poised for another magical victory against the Denver Broncos,