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Eagles Get Mocked over Jalen Hurts Interception Video

The clip drew more than 5 million views in hours and sparked criticism that the team was spotlighting a mistake by its starting quarterback.

  • On Wednesday, the Philadelphia Eagles social media account posted a video of cornerback Quinyon Mitchell intercepting quarterback Jalen Hurts during training camp, which quickly registered over 5 million views.
  • The Eagles caption read, "Right on Q," aiming to highlight Mitchell's defensive skill, yet the post effectively gave the internet a front-row seat to one of Hurts' mistakes.
  • Critics labeled the post an "odd choice," with analyst Todd Fuhrman noting it was unusual to highlight a starting quarterback's interception, while Benjamin Allbright said he has never seen an NFL team post such a clip.
  • While the team intended to say "Right on Q," the internet instead asked, "What's wrong with Jalen Hurts?" as the post inadvertently became a referendum on the quarterback.
  • This viral moment comes amid ongoing questions about Philadelphia's offense dating back to last season, positioning the training camp interception as evidence for critics already skeptical of Hurts' performance entering 2026.
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The Liberty Line broke the news on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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