Peyton Manning is one of the best passers in league history. Take a look at just about any all-time record list related to the quarterback position — from passing yards to passing touchdowns — and it won’t take long to find his name near the top.

In the two games leading into their Week 9 bye, Hurts helped two Eagles victories in which the team averaged 33.0 points per game. Over that span, Hurts has completed 79.1 percent of his passes, averaged 11.7 yards per attempt, and notched a 155.2 passer rating, each the highest in the NFL since Week 7.

If you're interested, Hurts lands behind fellow NFC East quarterback Dak Prescott. The Dallas Cowboys star ranks ninth. Jaxson Dart, the up-and-coming New York Giants star, lands at 24. Former Eagle and current Washington Commanders starter Marcus Mariota receives a bottom-of-the-league ranking. He's 27th.

This is where his NFL career took off, where his two standout Super Bowl trips, his one Super Bowl MVP, and his one regular-season MVP runner-up

ESPN NFL Analyst Dan Orlovsky joins John Clark on the latest Takeoff podcast to preview the Eagles vs. Packers game on Monday Night Football.

Jalen Hurts is playing his best football, reviving his NFL MVP candidacy. He has thrown for 505 yards and seven touchdowns without an interception in his last two games.

Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles put together a masterful offensive performance against the Vikings on Sunday.

Neither the mystique of Lambeau Field nor the mid-November chill of Green Bay will distract the Eagles on Monday night when they play the Green B

Is Jalen Hurts entering the MVP conversation? He followed a week with a perfect quarterback rating by matching his career high with four touchdown passes against the Giants. The Eagles are now 6-2. He has 15 touchdown passes — his most through eight games in his career — and only one interception.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro defended the Eagles' controversial tush push play, calling ban attempts "absolute bulls---" as the NFL debates officiating issues.