Jalen Hurts turns 28 as a Super Bowl champion and MVP. Here are 28 stats that define the Eagles quarterback’s remarkable career
Jalen Hurts is celebrating his 28th birthday on Friday at training camp as one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in Philadelphia Eagles history.
The former second-round pick has already led the Eagles to two Super Bowl appearances, won a championship, earned Super Bowl MVP honors and established several franchise and NFL records. He has developed from a developmental prospect behind Carson Wentz into the face of one of the NFL’s most recognizable franchises.
Hurts is entering his seventh NFL season and still has plenty of time to add to his résumé. To celebrate his 28th birthday, here are 28 statistics and accomplishments that define his career.
Hurts’ growing collection of honors
1. One Super Bowl championship
Hurts led the Eagles to a 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, securing the second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
2. One Super Bowl MVP award
Hurts was voted Super Bowl LIX MVP after accounting for 293 yards and three touchdowns. He became the second Eagles quarterback to win the award, joining Nick Foles.
3. Two Super Bowl starts
Hurts has started two Super Bowls during his first six NFL seasons. He is one of seven quarterbacks to reach multiple Super Bowls and win a championship within his first five seasons as a starter.
4. Three Pro Bowl selections
Hurts earned Pro Bowl honors following the 2022, 2023 and 2025 seasons. His third selection came after he produced a career-high 25 touchdown passes last season.
5. One All-Pro selection
The Associated Press named Hurts a second-team All-Pro in 2022. He also finished second in NFL MVP voting after leading Philadelphia to a 14-1 record in his regular-season starts.
Hurts’ regular-season production
6. 93 regular-season games
Hurts has appeared in 93 games since the Eagles selected him with the No. 53 overall pick in the 2020 NFL draft.
7. 82 regular-season starts
Philadelphia has gone from viewing Hurts as a developmental backup to building its offense around him. He has started 82 regular-season games and every Eagles playoff game since the 2021 season.
8. 17,891 passing yards
Hurts enters his age-28 season approaching 18,000 career passing yards. He has surpassed 3,000 yards in four of his five seasons as Philadelphia’s primary starter.
9. 110 touchdown passes
Hurts reached 110 career touchdown passes after throwing a career-high 25 in 2025. He has produced at least 18 passing touchdowns in four consecutive seasons.
10. 64.4% career completion rate
Hurts has completed 1,542 of his 2,393 regular-season passes. His best single-season completion rate was 68.7% during Philadelphia’s 2024 championship run.
11. 94.4 career passer rating
Hurts has produced a passer rating of at least 98.5 in three of the past four seasons. His career-best mark of 103.7 came in 2024.
12. 3,554 rushing yards
Hurts’ ability to create with his legs has remained one of the defining elements of Philadelphia’s offense. He has averaged 4.6 yards per attempt on 779 career carries.
13. 63 rushing touchdowns
Hurts’ 63 regular-season rushing touchdowns rank third in NFL history among quarterbacks, trailing only Josh Allen and Cam Newton.
14. 173 total touchdowns
Hurts has accounted for 110 passing touchdowns and 63 rushing scores during the regular season. His ability to create touchdowns in multiple ways has made him one of the NFL’s most difficult red-zone players to defend.
15. 21,445 total yards
Combining his passing and rushing production, Hurts has generated 21,445 regular-season yards during his first six NFL seasons.
The numbers behind Hurts’ rise
16. Four consecutive seasons with 30 total touchdowns
Hurts has produced at least 30 combined passing and rushing touchdowns in four consecutive seasons. Josh Allen is the only other active player since 2000 to accomplish that feat.
17. 138 total touchdowns since 2022
Hurts ranks second in the NFL with 138 total touchdowns over the past four seasons, trailing only Allen.
18. 16,102 total yards since 2022
Hurts ranks sixth in the league in total yards since the start of the 2022 season. He is one of four quarterbacks with at least 15,000 total yards and 120 touchdowns during that span.
19. A 14-1 record in 2022
Hurts won 14 of his 15 regular-season starts during his breakout 2022 campaign. At 24, he became the second-youngest quarterback to win 14 games in a season, behind Dan Marino.
20. An NFL quarterback-record 15 rushing touchdowns
Hurts tied the NFL quarterback record with 15 rushing touchdowns in 2023. He also became the first quarterback to record at least 10 rushing scores in four consecutive seasons from 2021 through 2024.
21. A franchise-record 38 total touchdowns
Hurts accounted for a team-record 38 touchdowns in 2023, throwing 23 and rushing for 15.
22. A franchise-record 4,463 total yards
Hurts also established an Eagles record with 4,463 combined passing and rushing yards in 2023.
Hurts’ 2025 season and career highs
23. A career-high 25 touchdown passes
Hurts threw 25 touchdown passes against only six interceptions in 2025. He added eight rushing scores and earned his third Pro Bowl selection.
24. A 79.2 PFF grade
Pro Football Focus gave Hurts a 79.2 overall grade in 2025, ranking him 11th among 43 qualified quarterbacks. His 77.2 passing grade also ranked 11th.
25. One perfect passer rating
Hurts completed 19 of 23 passes for 326 yards and three touchdowns at Minnesota in 2025, producing the first perfect 158.3 passer rating of his career. He joined Nick Foles and Donovan McNabb as the only Eagles quarterbacks to accomplish the feat.
Hurts in the postseason
26. Ten playoff starts and 21 total touchdowns
Hurts has started all 10 of his playoff appearances, throwing 11 touchdown passes and rushing for 10 more. He has produced 2,376 combined passing and rushing yards in the postseason.
27. Four touchdowns in Super Bowl LVII
Hurts produced 374 total yards and four touchdowns against Kansas City in Super Bowl LVII. His three rushing touchdowns set a Super Bowl record for a quarterback and tied the record for any player.
28. A record 72 rushing yards in Super Bowl LIX
Hurts rushed for 72 yards in Philadelphia’s Super Bowl LIX victory, breaking his own Super Bowl record for a quarterback. He also became the first quarterback to record a passer rating above 100 and at least 50 rushing yards in two Super Bowls.
Hurts has accomplished all of that before turning 28.
The regular-season production, individual honors and playoff performances have already placed him among the most accomplished quarterbacks in franchise history. His next challenge is adding to those numbers while trying to lead Philadelphia back to the Super Bowl for the third time.
