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Jalen Hurts wants the Eagles to learn from their mistakes in a loss to the Bears

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Cohen, J. (2026, September 29). Jalen Hurts wants the Eagles to learn from their mistakes in a loss to the Bears. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/jalen-hurts-wants-the-eagles-to-learn-from-their-mistakes-in-a-loss-to-the-bears/article_5307cdfb-35f9-5f9d-82e6-6c9fe5011bbc.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-09-29 · by Jay Cohen

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Jalen Hurts faced a difficult game against the Chicago Bears on Monday night, resulting in Philadelphia’s 27-7 loss with only 248 total yards of offense and limited production in the second half. Despite being sidelined due to a potential concussion, Hurts emphasized the importance of learning from mistakes and improving going forward. Eagles coach Nick Sirianni also acknowledged his emotional response during the game and expressed a need for better control in critical moments.
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The Eagles are 4.5-point favorites over the Bears on "Monday Night Football." Jalen Hurts leads the Eagles, while Case Keenum takes over as the starting quarterback for the Bears after Caleb Williams' grade 2 hamstring injury. The Bears struggled against the Vikings in Week 2, losing 9-3. D’Andre Swift and Kyle Monagai are expected to see an increase in rush attempts due to the offensive situation. New users can apply bet365 bonus codes or other sportsbook promotions for extra betting incentives on this game.

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“While both articles describe events during the same game, Article A focuses on Jalen Hurts' post-game comments and performance, while Article B reports a separate incident involving Coach Nick Sirianni's sideline reaction to a penalty. These are different specific happenings within the same larger event.”
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“While both articles discuss Jalen Hurts reflecting on a loss to the Chicago Bears, Article A describes the immediate aftermath and post-game reactions from the game night, whereas Article B covers reflections several days later as part of an existential crisis for the team.”
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Jay Cohen
39 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 Chicago is 5-2 after winning its first two games since quarterback Caleb Williams returned from a hamstring injury.
🔮 Led by Caleb Williams, Chicago has won two in a row to improve to 5-2 going into Monday night’s game at Seattle.
🔮 Forwards Noa Essengue and Patrick Williams were sidelined for Chicago, which was coming off a 132-125 win at Milwaukee on Friday.
🔮 Chicago will be without Cole Kmet for the rest of the season after he hurt his right knee on a reception with 5:34 left in Thursday night’s 30-24 win over New England.
🔮 Kyle Williams returned the ensuing kickoff 25 yards to the New England 34.
🔮 CHICAGO (AP) — Caleb Williams threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns, and the Chicago Bears cooled off Drake Maye and the New England Patriots with a 30-24 win on Thursday night.
🔮 After public outcry, Polymarket removed a contract from its prediction market platform that allowed users to wager on whether any of the seven men accused of raping a Cornell student in 2024 would be charged with a felony sex crime.
🔮 Catcher Will Smith is 1 for 19 in the postseason after going 0 for 3 with a walk against the Brewers.
🔮 It was always going to be the mighty Los Angeles Dodgers — with their consecutive World Series titles and a payroll that casts a long shadow over Yelich and the small-market Brewers.
🔮 "Absent the clarity that only this Court can provide, (prediction market) operators will continue exploiting the gap between state and federal regulation, endangering consumers and the integrity of sports events across the country," legal counsel for the NFL stated in the filing.
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CHICAGO Eagles Philadelphia Tennessee the Chicago Bears

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Hurts PERSON · 11× CHICAGO GPE · 4× Eagles ORG · 4× Philadelphia GPE · 3× Dalton PERSON · 2× Bears ORG · 1× Darius Cooper PERSON · 1× Jalen Hurts PERSON · 1× Tennessee GPE · 1× the Chicago Bears ORG · 1×

Narrative

Right tackle Lane Johnson was called for holding, and the down was replayed because of the offsetting penalties. But Hurts was pulled off the field to be checked for a concussion.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-29
🔮 Obviously wish we could have expedited things.

Claims (32 extracted, 1 hedged)

Hurts was sacked twice and threw an interception during Monday night’s 27-7 loss to the Chicago Bears. asserted
Hurts → sack → Bears
The Eagles were limited to 62 yards of offense in the second half and 248 for the game. asserted
Eagles → limit → game
“We just got to take this brick by brick,” Hurts said. asserted
Hurts → got → brick
“So it’s an opportunity to learn from it. asserted
it → ’ → it
We have to choose to learn from it, and that was my message to everyone. asserted
that → have → everyone
Nobody’s gonna wait on us to do the things that we need to do. asserted
we → go → that
So we just gotta all dedicate ourselves to this cause, and keep pushing forward.” asserted
we → got → cause
Hurts directed Philadelphia (2-1) to two wins in the first two weeks of the season, throwing for 467 yards and five touchdowns with two interceptions. asserted
Hurts → direct → interceptions
He tossed a 3-yard TD pass to Darius Cooper with 9 seconds left in a dramatic 24-20 victory at Tennessee last weekend. asserted
He → toss → Tennessee
But Hurts was held in check by Chicago, going 16 for 25 for 153 yards. asserted
Hurts → hold → yards
Trailing 7-0 in the second quarter, the Eagles drove into Bears territory. asserted
Eagles → trail → territory
Facing a second-and-4 from the 15, Hurts absorbed a late hit by linebacker D’Marco Jackson along the sideline. asserted
Hurts → face → sideline
Right tackle Lane Johnson was called for holding, and the down was replayed because of the offsetting penalties. But Hurts was pulled off the field to be checked for a concussion. asserted
Hurts → call → concussion
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni yelled at Jackson from the sideline after the big hit on his quarterback. asserted
Sirianni → yell → quarterback
“I love our guys, and so the emotion of the game probably got the better of me today,” Sirianni said, “and I have to learn from that. asserted
I → love → that
In that particular moment, I have to be more steady in that situation. ... asserted
I → have → situation
I didn’t like how I handled that.” asserted
I → like → that
Andy Dalton came in and handed the ball off to Saquon Barkley for a 14-yard run that set the Eagles up with first-and-goal at the 1. asserted
that → come → 1
But two more carries for Barkley went nowhere, and Dalton was intercepted by Dillon Thieneman in the back of the end zone on third down. asserted
Dalton → go → down
Hurts said he was waiting for clearance to go back in when Dalton turned it over. asserted
Dalton → say → it
“I was just waiting for the thumbs-up,” Hurts said. asserted
Hurts → wait → up
“I felt fine, we already checked it. asserted
we → feel → it
I don’t know the extent of the process. asserted
I → know → process
Obviously wish we could have expedited things. uncertain
we → wish → things
I know I felt fine.” asserted
I → know → ?
Hurts scored on a quarterback sneak as time expired in the first half, but Chicago controlled the final two periods. asserted
Chicago → score → periods
Hurts was picked off by T.J. Edwards on a fourth-and-5 play from the Chicago 46 in the final minute of the third. asserted
Hurts → pick → third
Edwards dropped a potential interception on third down on Philadelphia’s first drive of the second half. asserted
Edwards → drop → half
“Situationally, I’ve got to play better ball,” Hurts said. asserted
Hurts → get → ball
I think that’s been a very big down for us in these first two games. asserted
that → think → games
We were able to put some drives together. asserted
We → put → drives
Situationally, I’ve got to be better and find ways to produce some points.” asserted
I → get → points
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