Ron Jaworski

Boys are just better athletes now, and they can move around.

I remember Dick Vermeule used to come in and watch tape with myself and Ron Jaworski years ago, and he always used to say, you know why quarterbacks move? Because they can.

I mean, these guys are athletes now.

They move.

And even if you were dead, well, you were still expected to suit up, you know, just in case the coach called your number, you know?

Exactly, and, you know, people forget this, too, but in 1982, Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski's entire leg snapped off while chasing down a fumble.

Yep.

And instead of falling down and crying like Caleb Williams, Jaworski picked up the ball and his leg-

... and took them both into the end zone for a touchdown-

Yep

... and then gave the ball and his leg to a sweet eight-year-old handicapped kid in the crowd, who could then temporarily walk using that leg, all thanks to Ron Jaworski.

Yep, and again, scrubbed from the internet, you know.

I understand that there is... always going to be an immense amount of scrutiny on that position.

However, I feel like when people criticize Jalen Hurts to an extent of criticizing other quarterbacks in the past that haven't won the Super Bowl, maybe not even had been to a Super Bowl, When people talk about Jalen Hurts in the same sentence as they do Donovan McNabb or Randall Cunningham or Bobby Hoying, like anybody that's ever played quarterback before for the Philadelphia, Ron Jaworski, anybody at any level that has played quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, and they talk about Jalen Hurts in the same sentence, I really try to remind myself that we've never been here before.

We have never had the franchise quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles already be not only a Super Bowl champion, but someone who has taken the Eagles to the Super Bowl twice.

That's what we have in Jalen Hurts.

And,

you know, people forget this too, but in 1982, Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski's entire leg snapped off while chasing down a fumble.

And instead of falling down and crying like Caleb Williams, Jaworski picked up the ball and his leg and took them both into the end zone for a touchdown and then gave the ball and and his leg to a sweet eight-year-old handicapped kid in the crowd, who could then temporarily walk using that leg, all thanks to Ron Jaworski.

Yup.

And again, scrub from the internet.

Yeah, exactly.

Can you stop? What do so what? Just go.

You said Ron Jaworski's leg fell off during an Eagles game in 1982 and he played right through it and the NFL deleted all the evidence of that ever happening.