Jalen Hurts has spent his football life making history, but he’ll want to forget the play that put him amongst some NFL mortals on Monday night. While in the red zone on a third-and-2 play at the Los Angeles 21, the Eagles quarterback dropped back for a quick pass to A.J. Brown, but did not see Da’Shawn Hand in the middle of the field as the Chargers defensive tackle dropped back in coverage, and snagged an impressive interception. Hand took off running, but Will Shipley was able to force a fumble that Hurts had possession of, but he eventually lost the football, and Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Troy Dye recovered it. From Elias Sports Bureau: We checked back to 1978, which is as far back as we could, and no player before tonight committed two turnovers on one play.Jalen Hurts: making history— Benjamin Solak (@BenjaminSolak) December 9, 2025Hurts was charged with two turnovers on the play, the first of its kind, and the first since pre-1978, according to Ben Solak of ESPN.com. Hurts has three turnovers in the first half, including two interceptions, as Philadelphia trails 10-3 with less than a minute remaining. This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Eagles’ QB Jalen Hurts made NFL history with two turnovers on one play