The Philadelphia Eagles aren’t a normal defending Super Bowl champion when considering the fact that Nick Sirianni’s team is 5-2 as the NFL season nears its halfway point and yet there’s still plenty of weekly discussions about whether or not the national media trusts star quarterback Jalen Hurts to lead the franchise.

Jalen Hurts had his best passing performance of the season in the Eagles' 28-22 win over the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium.

The only current Philadelphia Eagles who were on the roster when the confetti fell in 2018 are Lane Johnson and kicker Jake Elliott. Super Bowl LII will forever hold a special place in our hearts. It's like the old saying goes, 'You never forget your first'. Truth be told, every trip to US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis evokes emotion.

The duo connected on the first touchdown of the game in Week 7 against the Minnesota Vikings. On fourth and four from the Vikings' 37-yard line, Hurts found Brown down the left sideline for a long touchdown to put the Eagles up 7-0.

As the Eagles search for answers, Jeff McLane breaks down Jalen Hurts’ struggles — and how the team can help him bounce back.