Eagles' Jalen Hurts plays through broken finger, leads passing game improvement

Alex Parker

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Eagles QB Jalen Hurts played through a broken finger on his non-throwing hand, while wide receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith expressed frustration with the team's passing game.

Why it matters: Despite the challenges, the Eagles managed to secure a win and maintain their strong record in the NFC.

What's new: Hurts revealed that he played with a broken finger during their game against the Steelers, showcasing his toughness and dedication to the team.

Yes, but: There were concerns about the relationship between Hurts and Brown due to the wide receiver's comments. However, both players clarified that they are on the same page and focused on their common goal.

What to watch: The Eagles have acknowledged the need for improvement in their passing game and have had open discussions within the team to address the issue and enhance communication.

  • Hurts had a solid performance against the Steelers, completing 78.1% of his passes for 290 yards and two touchdowns.
  • Both Brown and Smith had exceptional games, surpassing 100 receiving yards each and setting a new Eagles duo record.

The bottom line: Despite the challenges and frustrations, the Eagles remain a formidable team in the NFC and continue to strive for improvement as they pursue their ultimate goal.