Jets score first win over Eagles in franchise history after forcing 4 turnovers on unbeaten squad

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The New York Jets collected their first win over the Philadelphia Eagles in franchise history on Sunday, shocking the last unbeaten squad in the NFL in an 20-14 victory at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

It was the Jets' defense once again keeping this Aaron Rodgers-less squad in the game, and they did so by forcing the Eagles to commit four turnovers, including a crucial interception by Tony Adams off Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.

Adams’ pick on 3rd-and-9 was run back to the Eagles’ 8-yard line, which set up the eventual game-winning rushing touchdown by Breece Hall, who found the end zone again after scoring in Denver last week.

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Garrett Wilson of the New York Jets runs the ball during the second half against the Philadelphia Eagles at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on October 15, 2023. (Sarah Stier/Getty Images)

That interception by Adams was also the third of the day for Hurts, who tied his career-high three interceptions in the contest. 

Hurts and the Eagles had a chance to steal a win and remain undefeated after getting the ball with less than two minutes to play. But the Jets’ defense was stingy all game, and they didn't let up on the ensuing drive.

Hurts would only go four plays, with his last a desperation heave to DeVonta Smith downfield that was batted away, sealing the Jets’ upset win in front of a raucous crowd in East Rutherford.

The Eagles joined the San Francisco 49ers with their first loss of the season as the Niners fell to the Cleveland Browns on the road Sunday afternoon.

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