NFL fans mock Jalen Hurts for showing “signs of brilliance” with 3 INTs and pick-6 vs. Patriots

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts had an underwhelming outing against the New England Patriots’ defense during a joint practice session on Wednesday. Hurts and the rest of the Eagles’ offense came under scrutiny as they sought to find a rhythm under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.

However, Hurts’ poor performance, conceding three interceptions and a pick-six, became the highlight of the afternoon, as fans poured onto social media to share their reactions.

Matvei Michkov Enjoyer wrote:

“Worst QB in the league.”

Kittyoberoi remarked:

“Hurts showing signs of brilliance.”

Kirkland commented:

“And let me guess, of the 19 completions, more than half of them came 10yds from or behind the line of scrimmage?”

Rust wrote:

“I can’t wait til we’re smoking everybody in the regular season. Hurts has taken better care of the ball than your favorite QB over the last few years, guaranteed. It’s the offseason. He will be sharp and ready to go when the time comes. Always is.”

DG Bandz posted:

“I don’t see this team winning more then 6 games.”

Snakequon commented:

“Dart clears this bum. Glorified running back and without the tush push is nothing.”

How Jalen Hurts’ performance affected the Eagles’ offense

The Eagles’ offense struggled to make an impact against New England’s starting defense. Hurts’ passing was greatly limited during the two-minute drill by the Patriots’ well-executed blitzes.

The Eagles’ drive was effectively disrupted by a Kevin Byard pass breakup and a sack by defensive end Christian Barmore to end the practice.

Meanwhile, former Eagles star wide receiver AJ Brown dropped a dominant performance against his former teammates. He connected with quarterback Drake Maye for a team-high seven catches.

Brown added a layer of intrigue to the reunion during his interview after the practice. He admitted that he hasn’t spoken to Jalen Hurts since he got traded.

Hurts and the Eagles have another opportunity to redeem themselves with a second joint session scheduled for Thursday. It is a window for the team to clean up its sloppy execution and find its footing before Saturday’s preseason matchup.

The stakes are high for Jalen Hurts entering the new season. Tasked with leading an offense that’s essentially in a transition period, the 28-year-old has much to prove.

A major talking point will be his ability to perform without Brown in front of him.