The relationship between Philadelphia's quarterback and top receiver may not be as strong as it once was, even amidst the team's nine-game win streak.

So where do Hurts and other NFL quarterbacks, including the Bengals’ Joe Burrow, Cardinals’ Kyler Murray, Ravens’ Lamar Jackson, 49ers’ Brock Purdy, Bills’ Josh Allen, and Chiefs Patrick Mahomes, rank entering Week 15 of the 2024 NFL season? Here’s a look at the QBR ratings for all 32 NFL quarterbacks ahead of the Rams (7-6) and 49ers (6-7).

Jalen Hurts isn’t trustworthy, the Steelers and Seahawks are contenders, and more in our weekly NFL power rankings.

Week 14 of the NFL didn't have the most exciting slate of games, but the Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills made up for it with a 44-42 slugfest that was arguably the game of the year. Josh Allen may have put himself as the front-runner for MVP (even in the loss) while the Rams remained alive in the wild NFC West race.

Eagles know they can rely on Saquon Barkley and top-ranked defense to win. But what about Jalen Hurts' passing?

There isn’t a good football term for the kind of quarterback Jalen Hurts is. Game manager is the one that is used most frequently, but it isn’t really an accurate description of him. Game manager suggests that a quarterback does what he is asked to do within the confines of his team’s offense — and that what he’s asked to do is neither spectacular nor all that difficult.

Jalen Hurts certainly didn't have the best passing day in the Philadelphia Eagles' 22-16 victory over the Carolina Panthers, yet the Eagles quarterback set another mark that hasn't been accomplished in nearly two decades.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts remains humble in team's win vs. the Carolina Panthers by saying improved team chemistry is first catalyzed by himself.