Jalen Hurts commits two turnovers on same play: Explaining Eagles QB’s dubious but historic feat originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Philadelphia Eagles offense has struggled in recent weeks, and Monday night offered little improvement.

Sunday's version of Hurts, the one who protected the ball and ran it effectively, is the player the Eagles could ride to greater heights in the coming weeks.

Jalen Hurts will be taking a long, hard look in the mirror after a historically poor performance on Monday night. The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, who led his team to Super Bowl glory just 10

The Chargers converted the turnover into a field goal for a 10-3 lead late in the second quarter. And they went on to a 22-19 in overtime that ended with Hurts throwing his fourth interception of game on a night when he committed five total turnovers.

It's what gives the Eagles a built-in home-field advantage, along with the rabid fan base. That's especially true against a team from a warm-weather climate, and/or domed stadium, such as the Las Vegas Raiders.