It was ugly, it was not great, but it was a win. Philadelphia Eagles Week One performance leaves many questions.

In a tightly-contested game this past Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles managed a narrow victory over the Patriots. Their quarterback, Jalen Hurts, commented post-game that despite the challenges faced by their offense, the outcome is what mattered most.

“Getting this win during Philadelphia Eagles Week One is huge for us, showcasing our resilience,” said Hurts. “To me, winning is everything. It’s always been my mantra, and that remains the mindset.”

The QB candidly admitted that improvements are essential. “In moments when the game is in my control, I need to be sharper. Owning up to that is crucial. But we’ve got another chance coming up on Thursday.”

Reflecting on the game’s strategy, Hurts commended Brian Johnson’s play-calling in his debut as the Offensive Coordinator. The hunt for the team’s identity was a recurrent theme throughout training camp, and with new faces and roles, that search continues. “The journey of growth is a constant. Winning makes the process smoother,” Hurts mentioned.

He expressed gratitude for Jake Elliott’s clutch performance. “While I’m not a fan of those tense kicks, Elliott delivered major plays for us. Equally commendable was our defense’s ability to secure turnovers and notch up points. There’s refining to do, but it’s always preferable to tweak things after a win. And let me stress this again, winning is paramount.”

Responding to queries about Dallas Goedert’s late game targeting, Hurts explained that Philly Football doesn’t let the game’s flow dictate their actions. Some players might have their moments, while others might wait – seizing opportunities is crucial. Acknowledging his role, the QB knows he needs to be more effective as the team’s offensive helm.

Hurts recognized the prowess of the Patriots’ defense, emphasizing that the Eagles focus on their game, striving for control and efficient execution.

Addressing concerns about the hits he took on Sunday, Hurts was concise: “I’m gearing up for Thursday.”

The QB chose not to comment on head coach Nick Sirianni’s remarks about possibly reassessing the preseason play of starters. “Next season feels ages away. Right now, our eyes are on Thursday. Decisions about the preseason are in the past. The key point is, we secured the win, and that’s the bottom line.”