Here's a closer look at how Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts stacks up against other quarterbacks taken in the same draft class.

Most quarterbacks want to throw the ball. Jalen Hurts just wants to win. That was the quarterback’s message on Wednesday when asked about the transformation the Eagles have undergone this season to becoming the heaviest rushing team in the NFL.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown’s troubles connecting on the field have yet to blow into a family feud inside the locker room — honest, both Philadelphia Eagles stars said. Between Hurts and Brown, it’s all good in Philly. “Me and Jalen are good,” Brown said. Added Hurts, “We’re good, we’re good.”

The relationship between Philadelphia's quarterback and top receiver may not be as strong as it once was, even amidst the team's nine-game win streak.

After watching the Philadelphia Eagles section of NFL social media go wild over the drama surrounding Jalen Hurts, AJ Brown, and Brandon Graham regarding the team's passing game acumen, fans finally got to hear from the All-Pro wide receiver, who let it be known that he's fine with being the “ bad guy ” if it gets things back on track.

A reporter started to follow up a line of inquiry with another question about the trouble with the team’s passing offense. Hurts cut him off and held up his hand with two fingers and said, “Peace,” and then abruptly walked off the podium and out the door, stage left.

During the game star receiver A.J. Brown was visibly frustrated with how the offense was struggling and bluntly stated "passing" was the reason the unit was unable to get anything going when asked by reporters after the game.