Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley helped Philadelphia begin its season with a 24-22 victory over Washington. Both players will enter Sunday’s game at Tennessee within reach of additional career benchmarks.
Here are the milestones to monitor at Nissan Stadium.
Hurts can reach 18,300 passing yards
Hurts entered the season with 17,891 regular-season passing yards. His 203-yard performance against Washington moved his career total to 18,094. He needs 206 yards against Tennessee to reach 18,300. Hurts has already produced one of the most accomplished opening stretches by a quarterback in Eagles history, combining 113 passing touchdowns with 63 rushing scores.
Hurts can reach 115 career touchdown passes
Hurts threw three touchdown passes against Washington, raising his regular-season total from 110 to 113. Two touchdown throws against Tennessee
would give him 115. He threw three touchdown passes the last time he faced the Titans, producing 380 yards during Philadelphia’s 35-10 victory in 2022.
Hurts can move ahead of Michael Vick and Aaron Rodgers
Hurts enters Week 2 with 63 career rushing touchdowns, but his next rushing score would add to a different benchmark involving mobile quarterbacks. He currently has 3,600 career rushing yards after gaining 46 against Washington. His rushing production already places him among the most productive quarterbacks in league history, and Tennessee’s commitment to keeping him inside the pocket could create opportunities when protection breaks down.
Barkley can reach 8,500 rushing yards
Barkley began the year with 8,356 career rushing yards after producing 1,140 in 2025. His 83 yards against Washington raised the total to 8,439. He needs 61 yards against Tennessee to reach 8,500. The Titans allowed 152 rushing yards in their opener, making this the most attainable major milestone of the afternoon.
Barkley can record his 32nd regular-season 100-yard game
Barkley has rushed for at least 100 yards in 31 regular-season games. Philadelphia is 21-10 in those contests. Another 100-yard performance would be his 32nd and his first of the 2026 season.
Barkley can reach 1,850 career carries
Barkley has recorded 1,841 regular-season rushing attempts after carrying 15 times in Week 1. Nine carries against Tennessee would move him to 1,850. He has reached double-digit attempts in nearly every healthy game since joining Philadelphia.
Barkley can approach 11,000 scrimmage yards
Barkley enters Sunday with approximately 10,860 regular-season yards from scrimmage. He needs 140 yards to reach 11,000. That would require a more productive receiving role after he was not targeted in Week 1, but Mannion has discussed creating additional opportunities for Barkley in the passing game.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Hurts and Barkley can reach several career milestones in Week 2
