Hurts Leads Eagles to 22-10 Victory Over Packers with 2 Touchdowns

PHILADELPHIA: Jalen Hurts was back in action, tossing two touchdown passes in his first game since a concussion. The Eagles took down the Packers 22-10 in a wild-card playoff.

Hurts threw for 131 yards and started strong, completing six passes right off the bat. He connected with Dallas Goedert for a memorable 24-yard touchdown in the third quarter. The Eagles’ defense was solid, forcing turnovers and keeping the Packers at bay.

They kicked off the game with a recovered fumble, leading to Hurts’ first touchdown pass. The defense picked off Jordan Love twice in the first half, making it tough for Green Bay. With a 19-10 lead in the fourth, they stopped the Packers on a crucial fourth down.

Nolan Smith Jr. sacked Love, and Quinyon Mitchell sealed the win with another interception. A.J. Brown was on the sidelines, casually reading a book while the game unfolded.

Love struggled, throwing for 212 yards but getting picked off three times. Josh Jacobs had a strong game for the Packers, running for 81 yards and scoring a touchdown.

Hurts got the Eagles close enough for Jake Elliott to kick a couple of field goals, boosting their lead. The crowd at the Linc was electric, especially when Hurts made his return.

Injuries hit both teams hard, with the Packers losing key players. The Eagles now await their next opponent, looking to keep the momentum going.