Overview
- Philadelphia has opened the season 2-0 with narrow victories over the Washington Commanders (24-22) and the Tennessee Titans (24-20) after two games.
- Against the Titans Hurts completed 26 of 37 passes for 264 yards and two touchdowns while throwing two interceptions, one returned 92 yards for a score and one affected by a hit on the throw.
- Hurts engineered a game-winning touchdown drive in the final seconds at Tennessee that finished the comeback and kept the Eagles unbeaten.
- Reaction has split across media and former players, with CBS analyst Damien Harris questioning Hurts’ consistency and former Eagles stars DeSean Jackson and Jason Kelce praising his winning plays.
- The broader context is an offseason offensive overhaul and public backing from GM Howie Roseman, meaning the next stretch of games will determine if the early wins reflect sustainable improvement or persistent flaws in the offense such as a weak running game.