He’s the first Eagles quarterback to reach two Super Bowls, and his five career playoff wins trail only Donovan McNabb’s nine in franchise history.

Since Sirianni’s plants growing underground speech, Hurts has won 48 of 63 starts. He’s lost 15 games since October of 2021. And one of them was the last Commanders game, when he left the game with a concussion after just 12 plays.

“Failure has to be used as a source of pain to go take that next step, and there’s always learning opportunities in everything,” Hurts said. “It’s human nature to be ignited by the shortcomings. It’s just a natural thing.”

Hurts played Sunday while dealing with a knee injury that he suffered in the win over the Rams and he also said post-game that he was sick.

You couldn’t tell he was compromised in any way from the way he played. 

“It was challenging, it was challenging,” he said. “In some ways exhausting.”

Since the bye week back in September, Hurts has 33 combined touchdowns and three turnovers.

That’s bonkers.

Post-game Sunday, Nick Sirianni spoke glowingly about Hurts and the way he’s carried this team and done whatever he’s been asked to do.

“I don’t want anybody else leading this team at quarterback other than him,” Nick Sirianni said. “He’s a winner. Again, he deals with so much criticism which just blows my mind because of the questions I have to answer. I don’t look too much into that. The questions I have to answer it’s just like, ‘Man, this guy wins.’ He’s won his entire life.

“That’s more important. Winning at quarterback is more important than any stat that you go through. I’m sure it’ll be the same thing. ‘Oh, he’s got great players around him.’ Well, you tell me a quarterback that’s won like this that has bleep around him.