Jalen Hurts pointed at A.J. Brown — and just showed everyone watching, including a hapless defense — where he would throw the ball. Sure enough, Hurts tossed a strike down the sideline to Brown for an easy score earlier this season in a win over Minnesota.

With all of the poise on this team, the tensions are still there. Lane Johnson seems to be returning from injury. The 49ers are relatively banged up coming to Philadelphia, so Hurts' quiet authority paired with defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's unstoppable defense can capitalize on Sunday if they lock in.

Based on their respective paces right now, Allen and Hurts have a chance to break Emmitt Smith's career rushing touchdown record of 164. Interestingly, both are on track to surpass Smith's mark early in the 2034 season.

For one play during an otherwise dismal Black Friday loss to the Chicago Bears, Jalen Hurts gave the Eagles offense a jolt. The ball never even left his control. Rather, he tucked it into the crook of his left arm and dashed through a lane created on the ...