Hurts gave an example of how he processes a play. He was asked about his touchdown pass to Dallas Goedert just before halftime Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys. The 14-yard TD pass gave the Eagles a 14-6 lead on their way to a 34-6 win.

Jalen Hurts rewrote the record books for NFL quarterbacks on Sunday, setting a new benchmark for his position while adding to his own history book. Hurts went 14 of 20 for 202 yards with two touchdowns and a 115.

Jalen Hurts walked along the bench and slapped the hand of every defensive player after the Eagles forced a field goal following his fumble. “You saw that?” Hurts said. It was the second time that the defense had kept the Cowboys out of the end zone after the quarterback turned the ball over in a short span of the second quarter.