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PHILLY ERUPTS: Terrell Owens Goes Scorched Earth Defending Jalen Hurts After Cam Newton’s Top 10 QB Snub!

Eagles fans, get ready—because the NFL just lit up with drama! When Cam Newton—former MVP and one of football’s most polarizing figures—shocked everyone by leaving Jalen Hurts off his Top 10 NFL quarterbacks list, the backlash was immediate and fierce. At the forefront? None other than Eagles legend Terrell Owens, who torched the take and fired up the Philly faithful.


T.O. Drops the Hammer: “Y’all Will Say Anything to Go Viral!”

As soon as Cam Newton’s “snub” video hit social media, Terrell Owens—Eagles icon and Hall of Famer—took to X to call out the clickbait:

“Y’all will say anything to go viral.”
“This is Skip Bayless-level stuff… Don’t blame Jalen for making clutch decisions under fire. Hurts’ composure and poise are elite—way above those ‘stat-padders!’”

T.O. didn’t just clap back at Newton—he called the whole ranking a desperate grab for attention, insisting real football minds know Hurts deserves his flowers.


Eagles Nation Strikes Back: “Don’t Touch Our Captain!”

The Philly faithful flooded social media, fiercely defending their QB1. Even Dez Bryant—the legendary Cowboy and Eagles’ archrival—joined in:

“Jalen is a Top 5 QB, period. He doesn’t just win—he elevates everyone around him and sets the tone.”

Meanwhile, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni didn’t hold back, blasting Hurts’ exclusion from the Top 10 as “bull****,” adding: “Nobody commands the locker room like Jalen Hurts. He’s everything you want in a leader!”

From Underdog to Philly’s Unbreakable Symbol

For Hurts, being underestimated is nothing new. If anything, this latest snub only adds fuel to his—and Philly’s—fire.

Across the city, fans are rallying behind their quarterback, reminding everyone:
“Underdogs don’t just win—they come roaring back!”

Hurts doesn’t need to respond. His numbers, poise, and leadership on and off the field say it all. Every time the doubters pile on, Philly gets more united, more fired up, and more ready to chase another Super Bowl ring.


Never underestimate the heart of an Eagles champion. With Jalen Hurts at the helm, Philly’s belief has never burned brighter!

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