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Hurts' decision-making is giving a failing grade.
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The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the New York Giants 13-7 on Sunday and coach Nick Sirianni implied quarterback Jalen Hurts earned a failing grade.
If you turn it over three times, it's never going to be an A, B, C or D. He didn't play well enough. We didn't coach well enough. It's all of us. It's not just one guy. There are different things that can happen when you turn the ball over three times, but not a winning performance. The ball was running well.
Hurts was the top quarterback in the league over the previous five weeks, using his arm and legs to carve up opposing defenses. He was 14-of-31 for 129 yards with zero touchdown and three turnovers, and he was the only one to have a touchdown. This was the first three-Interception game of Hurts' career. He was the first Eagles quarterback to throw zero touchdown passes and three turnovers against the Giants since 1990.
They're finding that he's dangerous at running the ball. "We tried to play physical and make him throw the ball, so to speak."
We wanted him to beat us throwing.
Hurts had an ankle injury in the second half and was a little bit hobbled at the end of the game. He was seen getting his ankle wrapped on the sideline, but after the game he said he was fine.
Through 12 games, Hurts has completed 60.1% of his throws with 13 touchdown to eight interceptions, while rushing for 695 yards and eight scores.
He said that he put the team in a bad situation with the turnovers he had in the first half. It's something we'll have to overcome. We will. I don't question the team's fight. I don't question the team's effort. We'll learn from it as we have before, because it was simply one of those days.
Hurts had the offense moving late, but the Eagles' comeback effort ended when Reagor dropped a Hurts offering on fourth down at the 1-yard line.
Hurts told Reagor to keep working. It's the same message I'm giving myself. Not pointing. It's not on any other player late in the game. Put it on me.
Jordan Raanan contributed to the report.
