We’ve been talking for quite some time about how Jalen Hurts would bounce back following what has to be seen as the worst performance of his short NFL career, that Week 13 debacle versus the New York Giants. Jalen Hurts moves past Michael Vick in the Eagles records books after a two-TD performance. Some of them are worth mentioning though, particularly one we saw broken in Week 15. How many of you began to grow weary after hearing all of the statistical diatribes that were supposed to convince us of Carson Wentz’s greatness when the eyeball test was clearly telling us that he was struggling? How many of you are sick of post-game takes about how amazing Jalen Hurts’ 32 of 48 performance was versus the Kansas City Chiefs when we all know for a fact that most of that didn’t happen when the game was on the line?Īll records aren’t created equal. Hurts has had his moments, but they used to say that people lie and numbers don’t.
Now, that hasn’t always been a bad thing. Just look at how the stats have, at times, to defend Jalen Hurts.
#JALEN HURTS STATS VS WASHINGTON PRO#
Between Pro Football Focus, NFL Next Gen Stats, and all of the other avenues that we have to access information, whenever you log into Twitter, you can find some story about how one of the members of the Philadelphia Eagles has done something that’s never been done before or how said feat hasn’t been seen since (fill in whatever year is appropriate). These days, it can feel like records are set every week.
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