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Eagles’ Jalen Hurts answers his critics again with a game-winning drive against the Titans

Jalen Hurts showed the Tennessee Titans — and anyone else watching — just how well he can play quarterback. With no timeouts, 1:56 remaining and the Eagles trailing by three points on Sunday, Hurts led a nine-play, 65-yard drive that ended with a 3-yard touchdown pass to Darius Cooper with 9 seconds remaining, giving Philadelphia a 24-20 victory. “That drive down the field was a big-time drive,”…

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts demonstrated his prowess as a playmaker by leading a crucial nine-play, 65-yard drive against the Tennessee Titans. With only 1:56 left on the clock and his team trailing by three points, Hurts connected with Darius Cooper for a game-winning 3-yard touchdown pass with just 9 seconds remaining, securing a 24-20 victory for the Eagles.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni praised Hurts for his composure and poise during the critical play, noting that it was emblematic of his consistent performance on the field. Despite the Titans' defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons predicting that forcing Hurts to play quarterback would be a key strategy, the Eagles' star quarterback managed to keep his cool under pressure.

Hurts completed 26 of 37 passes for 264 yards, including two touchdowns and two interceptions, and finished the game with a strong display of his passing skills. Meanwhile, Philadelphia's offensive line struggled with pass protection, leading to six sacks in the past two weeks. Running back Saquon Barkley suffered an injury early in the game but returned to finish with 9 yards on four carries.

Tight end Dallas Goedert also left the game with a knee injury. The Eagles' next matchup is against the Chicago Bears on Monday, September 28.

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