First it was Jalen Hurts vs. SBNation. Then it was ESPN. Now, Cam Newton is coming for the Eagles quarterback — and his defenders.

The NFL world erupted in controversy this week after former MVP Cam Newton left Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts off his top-10 quarterback rankings, prompting a fiery response from Eagles legend Terrell Owens that has since gone viral across social media.

Cam Newton defends leaving Jalen Hurts off his top 10 QB list while firing back at ESPN analysts who criticized his rankings

In a decision that'll surely ruffle the feathers of Eagles fans, Cam Newton did not include Jalen Hurts on his list of the NFL's top 10 QBs.

That’s not just lip service. Matthews has caught passes from his share of signal-callers including but not limited to – Carson Wentz, Ryan Tannehill, and Jimmy Garoppolo. He also played alongside Hurts during the quarterback’s rookie season in 2020. What stood out wasn’t just the talent. It was the mentality.

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The host discusses Cam Newton's take that Jalen Hurts isn't a top 10 quarterback, then analyzes Cam Newton's MVP stats from 2015.

Former NFL MVP Cam Newton explained why he left Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts off his list of the top 10 signal-callers in the NFL.

In response to Cam Newton not naming Jalen Hurts a top 10 quarterback, Dez Bryant responded by saying he's a top five quarterback in a series of posts on social media.