# Jalen Hurts Makes NFL History with Rare Double Turnover Against Chargers
In a stunning display of unusual plays, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts broke records during the first half of **Monday Night Football** against the Los Angeles Chargers, becoming the first player in NFL history to record both an interception and a fumble on the same play.
## The Rare Double Turnover
During the second quarter at **SoFi Stadium**, Hurts dropped back to pass, but his throw landed right in the hands of Chargers defensive end Da’Shawn Hand. As Hand attempted to maneuver for additional yards, he fumbled the ball. In an unexpected twist, Hurts managed to recover it temporarily before dropping the ball once again, allowing the Chargers to recover.
### Key Moments:
– **Interception**: Hurts’ initial throw to Hand, resulting in a pick.
– **Fumble**: Hand’s fumble, which Hurts picked up momentarily.
– **Second Fumble**: Hurts’ final drop that led to a Chargers recovery.
This unprecedented mishap reflects the chaotic nature of the game and Hurts’ difficulties during the first half, where he accumulated multiple turnovers.
## The Turnover Party
Hurts’ double turnover was just part of the first-half frenzy. Moments later, he threw another interception, further fueling an already eventful game. In a dizzying series of events, Chargers quarterback **Justin Herbert** attempted to exploit Hurts’ mistake but ended up fumbling the ball himself just minutes after the last pick.
### Combined Turnovers:
– **Hurts**: 2 interceptions, 1 fumble (double turnover).
– **Herbert**: 1 interception, 1 fumble.
The first half closed with a staggering total of **six turnovers** combined between both teams, signaling a defensive battle on a night where neither offense could find its rhythm.
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## Missed Opportunities
Despite these turnovers, both teams struggled offensively:
– Hurts and Herbert failed to crack the **100-yard passing mark**.
– Neither team exceeded **100 yards rushing** by the middle of the third quarter.
In a final attempt to capitalize on Herbert’s late first-half error, **Eagles kicker Jake Elliott** missed a 48-yard field goal, leaving points off the board and further adding to the tension.
## Final Thoughts on the Game’s First Half
The chaotic first half is sure to be remembered for its record-setting plays and the relentless nature of the defenses involved. As teams head into the second half, both quarterbacks will need to recalibrate to ensure they can effectively lead their squads toward victory on this thrilling **Monday Night Football** matchup.
### Related Links:
– [NFL Turnover Records](https://www.nfl.com/stats/all-time/turnovers/)
– [Football Rules on Interceptions](https://www.nfl.com/rules/interceptions)
