Hurts showed a suboptimal day with a low QBR, signaling volatility in the passing game. His rushing floor still carries fantasy appeal, but passing efficiency is a concern for upside days.

Smith offered sporadic momentum but didn’t sustain consistent production as part of Philly’s stalled aerial attack, leaving room for big-play potential when the offense clicks.

Philly’s offense stalled, Hurts struggled with decision-making, and the pass game didn’t consistently click. Brown and Smith flashed but couldn’t sustain drives, raising questions about schematic creativity and weekly upside.

Eagles represent the looming test on Thursday, providing a yardstick for Dart’s development and Daboll’s strategic decisions. If NYG can compete, it could stave off a full regime reset; if they get blown out, the calls for change intensify.

Hurts remains a high-floor, high-ceiling QB with rushing equity; his ability to improvise sustains fantasy value even as passing efficiency fluctuates.