Jason Kelce’s raw reaction steals spotlight after Jalen Hurts throws four interceptions in Eagles loss to Chargers

Jalen Hurts struggled badly on Monday night, and the result hurt the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles lost 22–19 to the Los Angeles Chargers in overtime at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. It was Philadelphia’s third straight loss this season. Jalen Hurts threw a career-high four interceptions, including one on the final play of overtime. Soon after the game ended, former Eagles center Jason Kelce summed up the feeling with a short post on social media that caught instant attention.

Jason Kelce shows frustration after Jalen Hurts and Eagles fall again

Jason Kelce reacted shortly after the loss on Monday night. The ex-Super Bowl champion and Philadelphia Eagles center shared “Fml” on X. 

Among fans, the straightforward message sped quickly and demonstrated how terrible the evening was for people linked to the team. 

Entering the game, the Eagles hoped to end their losing run. Rather, mistakes kept occurring. Early on, Jalen Hurts seemed off rhythm; the attack battled to maintain a consistent speed. 

With deft defensive moves, the Chargers stayed nearby all game and forced overtime. Philadelphia still had opportunity to win. Turnovers caused those opportunities to disappear. 

Jalen Hurts intercepted the last overtime snap, therefore ending the game.The loss dropped the Eagles to 8–5 but kept them in first place in the NFC East.

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Jalen Hurts sets unwanted NFL record in chaotic Chargers loss

The toughest moment for Jalen Hurts came in the second quarter. He threw an interception to Chargers defensive lineman Da’Shawn Hand. 

As Da’Shawn Hand ran forward, he lost the ball on a fumble. Jalen Hurts picked it up, but Chargers defensive tackle Jamaree Caldwell stripped him right away.

That wild play made Jalen Hurts the first player in NFL history to give the ball away twice on the same play. It symbolized how messy the night became for Philadelphia.

By the end, Jalen Hurts had thrown four interceptions, the most in a single game in his career. 

The performance raised more questions about the Eagles’ offense, which has already faced criticism for poor flow and unclear play calls this season.

Even with the loss, the Eagles remain ahead of the Dallas Cowboys, who sit at 6–6–1. Still, Monday night’s game raised real concern. A team once seen as dominant now looks shaken as the regular season enters its critical stretch.

The game details and reactions were confirmed through official NFL records, team reports, and Jason Kelce’s verified social media account.