The Eagles sit atop the NFC East and look like heavy favorites against the Texans, who sit in last place in the AFC South.

Jalen Hurts has been key to maintaining the winning pace for the Eagles. The QB will enter Thursday’s game with 10 wins as a starter, including the last three games he started in 2021. This is the longest streak in Philadelphia history for a quarterback.

Hurts leads the league’s quarterbacks list in combined passing and rushing yards, putting him in a unique class. He has 300.3 yards, and is number five in the QB ratings at 64.9, according to ESPN.

Eagles Safe in Their Nest

The Eagles lead the NFL with 14 rushing touchdowns, six of which have come from Hurts. This means the Texans will need to be vigilant defensively. However, Houston is allowing 22 points per game this year, which doesn’t bode well.

Philadelphia has averaged 28 points per game. The team continues to perform without mistakes, having only lost two balls in seven games. At the same time, they’ve recovered 16 fumbles, which has them as the category’s leaders.

The 24-year-old Hurts is on track to tie or break some long-standing records. Pro Football Hall of Famers Peyton Manning and Dak Prescott each have 11 consecutive wins, good enough for third place. Hurts is quickly approaching that number. Only Ben Roethlisberger (15 in the 2004 season) and Lamar Jackson (13 in the 2019 season) have longer streaks.

Mills Tries to Find His Way

Texans QB Davis Mills hopes to improve, building on earlier success. He’s started seven games so far this season, completing 149 out of 236 attempts for 1,502 yards. He’s also thrown eight TDs.

Mills has also been intercepted six times and sacked 16 and is likely to suffer more tonight. Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson leads the NFL with four interceptions, and linebacker Haason Reddick has 5.5 sacks.

The Texans (1-5-1) haven’t had a winning record since going 10-6 and winning the AFC South in 2019. However, they’ve remained competitive. Four of their five losses were by 10 points or less.

Eagles Will Float for Next Two Weeks

The Eagles are on a path toward a deep postseason run, if not a definite Super Bowl appearance. After facing one of the worst teams in the league this season on Thursday night, they won’t be back on the field until November 14.

When they return, the Eagles will face the Washington Commanders, who sit last in the NFC East. After that, they take on the 3-4-1 Indianapolis Colts. Not until Week 12, when they face the Green Bay Packers, do the Eagles have a threat.

Philadelphia knows it doesn’t have to exert much energy on Thursday night, especially since the Texans don’t have any real offensive threats. It’s a chance for them to try out a few new tricks in anticipation of tougher games down the road.

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