Eagles Win Narrow 20-17 Over Chiefs Amid Hurts-Jones Exchange

In a tightly contested Week 2 NFL matchup and Super Bowl LIX rematch, the Philadelphia Eagles narrowly defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 20-17 at Arrowhead Stadium, improving the Eagles' record to 2-0 while dropping the Chiefs to 0-2 for the first time since 2014. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, who finished with modest passing stats of 101 yards on 15 completions and a rushing touchdown, expressed frustration over the offense's limited production despite the win. A heated verbal exchange between Hurts and Chiefs defensive lineman Chris Jones was captured on live microphones near the game's conclusion, with Jones mocking Hurts for not surpassing 100 passing yards, and Hurts retorting sharply that his team won the game. Critics noted that Jones' taunt was uncharacteristic amid the Chiefs' struggles, as the team committed critical errors including turnovers that contributed to their defeat. Key plays included Saquon Barkley's rushing touchdown for the Eagles and Patrick Mahomes' touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter that tightened the score, but the Eagles' defense and special teams ultimately held firm. Both teams showcased strong defensive efforts, but the Eagles' ability to capitalize on opportunities and maintain composure secured their narrow victory.