The Philadelphia Eagles are enjoying a strong season with an impressive 8-2 record and a six-game winning streak.

Since Week 6, the Eagles have been dominant offensively, ranking third in the NFL in points per game with an average of 28.8, fifth in yards per game at 389.5, and first in rushing yards per game with 199.7.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts has been a key contributor, leading the league with 17 combined passing and rushing touchdowns during this stretch, showcasing his dual-threat capabilities.

Under the guidance of offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, Hurts has excelled, completing 70.2% of his passes for 1,267 yards, eight touchdowns, and just one interception since the Eagles' bye week.

Hurts ranks fifth in completion rate, third in passer rating, and third in yards per attempt since Week 6, underscoring his effectiveness in the Eagles' offensive scheme.

His remarkable 135.4 passer rating on throws traveling over 10 air yards is the highest in the NFL during this period, further highlighting his skill set.

Moore's offensive strategy has introduced a new dimension to Hurts' game, allowing him to effectively stretch defenses with his mobility.

Moore has a proven track record, having previously led two top-five scoring offenses and the top offense in yards per game twice in his six years as an offensive coordinator.

Although Kellen Moore has never been a head coach in the NFL, his success this season may open up opportunities for him after the current campaign.

Hurts emphasizes that winning is the priority, aligning with the team's current success and Moore's potential future as a head coach.