Jalen Hurts Vows to “Learn From” Career-High Five Turnovers in Eagles’ Loss to Chargers

Jalen Hurts Vows to “Learn From” Career-High Five Turnovers in Eagles’ Loss to Chargers

Philadelphia, PA — Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts acknowledged his responsibility after committing a career-high five turnovers in Monday night’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, saying he intends to “learn from it” as the team regroups for the next matchup.

Hurts threw three interceptions and lost two fumbles, marking the most turnovers he has ever recorded in a single NFL game. The Chargers capitalized on the mistakes, turning them into crucial points that ultimately shaped the outcome.

Speaking to reporters after the game, Hurts admitted the performance wasn’t up to his standard.

“I put the team in a tough spot. I have to be better, and I will learn from this,” he said. Despite the difficult night, Hurts emphasized maintaining confidence and focusing on correcting errors.

Head coach Nick Sirianni backed his quarterback, noting that the team still believes strongly in Hurts’ leadership.

“Jalen is one of the hardest workers in this league. We know he’ll respond the right way,” Sirianni said.

The Eagles, now looking to bounce back, will use this week to address offensive issues and regain momentum as the playoff race tightens. Hurts’ determination to improve remains a key storyline as Philadelphia prepares for its next challenge.