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During a recent NFL game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Rams, quarterback Jalen Hurts was caught on live microphone yelling profanities at his receivers. This incident occurred after the Eagles had built an early lead but failed to score in the second half, ultimately losing the game despite Hurts’ calm demeanor during post-game interviews. The article highlights concerns about the team’s performance and locker room dynamics amid a growing list of injuries, with the Eagles now holding a 2-2 record and preparing for their upcoming game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.
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Jalen Hurts was caught on live microphone yelling at his receivers during the Eagles' loss to the Rams. During the first quarter, with the Eagles leading 20-10 at halftime, Hurts shouted, “Get off the f–king ball! Come on!” The broadcast picked up both Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt commenting on the incident. In the second half, the offense struggled to convert third downs and failed to score, with Hurts throwing only 93 yards, marking his first game under 100 passing yards since becoming a starter. This poor performance raised concerns about the team's morale and coordination under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.
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The locker room vibes are in question yet again for the Eagles beyond the amount of injuries they have endured early this season.
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they → endure → injuries
Last year, it was seemingly an A.J. Brown mismatch that threw off a part of the offense.
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that → throw → offense
Last week, a viral moment between Jalen Hurts and Devonta Smith drew concern.
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moment → draw → concern
This week, it’s a hot mic moment for the quarterback who called out his receivers during their loss to the Rams on Sunday.
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who → ’ → Sunday
During the first quarter, Hurts was caught on the Fox broadcast yelling, “Get off the f–king ball! Come on!” toward his receivers while on the line of scrimmage.
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Hurts → catch → scrimmage
Both Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt heard it and couldn’t ignore it.
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Brady → hear → it
“Uh oh,” Brady muttered.
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Brady → mutter → ?
“That’s not good,” Burkhardt said.
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Burkhardt → ’ → ?
The Eagles got up to a 20-10 lead at the half, but the offense let the game get away as it failed to score in the second half in what was an alarming effort in the fourth game under first-year coordinator Sean Mannion.
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what → get → Mannion
They did not convert on a single third down in the second half nor on seven of 13 drives for the game.
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They → convert → game
Hurts only threw for 93 yards, failing to reach 100 passing yards for the first time in a game he started and finished.
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he → throw → game
The defense also failed to hold on to another lead as the Rams erased the 10-point deficit and scored 14 points in the fourth quarter.
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Rams → fail → quarter
After collecting wins against the Commanders and Titans, Philadelphia also let a first half lead slip away against the Bears and third-string quarterback Case Keenum in Week 3.
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lead → collect → Week
The depleted Eagles, down nine starting players including Saquon Barkley and Smith by the time the clock ran out on Sunday, are 2-2 and sit second in the NFC East behind the Giants (3-1).
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clock → deplete → Giants
After the game, Hurts kept his cool demeanor when speaking to the media.
“I think it’s less about being even-keeled and more about doubling down on the work,” Hurts said about the frustrating moments of losses, a growing injury list and a struggling offense.
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Hurts → keep → losses
“Controlling the things that you can.
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you → control → things
This is a team that is building and finding its way.
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that → build → way
It’s obviously a work in progress.
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It → ’ → progress
“I have the utmost confidence in this team.
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I → have → team
I have the utmost confidence in this group.
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I → have → group
We just have to [inaudible] endure.
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We → have → ?
The Eagles are set to fly to London for a game against the Jaguars on Sunday.
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Eagles → set → Sunday
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