The big passing plays that made Jalen Hurts the MVP runner-up two years ago aren't as frequent, but there are signs of life.

It is not often that Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts likes to see a zero in an offensive category, but there is an important zero that signals a previous issue may have been fixed.

Philadelphia's franchise quarterback has been on a tear when he's been given time to shred opposing defenses this year.

We’re looking at where Eagles’ Jalen Hurts ranks among all 32 NFL quarterbacks in QBR ahead of matchup vs Cincinnati Bengals in Week 8

After averaging more than two turnovers per game before the bye, Jalen Hurts has been darn near perfect with the ball in his hands in October, throwing exactly zero interceptions while keeping the ball off the ground as a runner.

Jalen Hurts threw for 264 yards and two touchdowns, including a go-ahead 45-yard toss to DeVonta Smith in the fourth quarter, and the ragged Philadelphia Eagles held off the Cleveland Browns 20-16.

But the Eagles didn’t fool around and generally didn’t stand around offering Daniel Jones and his anemic offensive line any time to try to make a game of it, which is exactly how the Eagles acted while barely beating the absolutely anemic Cleveland Browns the week before.

Going into the bye week, Jalen Hurts led all quarterbacks with 11 turnover-worthy plays, a metric from Pro Football Focus that accounts for passes that have a strong likelihood of getting intercepted and snaps that demonstrate poor ball security.

The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback is all-in on his head coach and he played turnover-free football in helping his team go 2-0 since their week off.