The Eagles' social media team highlighted an interception by Jalen Hurts during training camp.
For fantasy purposes, this changes nothing about Hurts' value entering draft season. He remains one of the rare dual-threat quarterbacks who offers a rushing floor most pocket passers can't match, and that profile alone keeps him firmly in the early-round quarterback conversation regardless of a camp interception. Draft him with the same plan you had before this story broke — treat him as a QB1 target whose rushing upside gives him weekly ceiling even in games where the passing numbers are ordinary.
Action: no change to your rankings or draft strategy. Do not let a viral camp clip nudge Hurts down your board, and don't overreact if you see similar "bad practice rep" content trickle out over the next few weeks — that's standard camp coverage, not a scouting red flag. Confidence here is high that this is a non-issue for fantasy purposes, since both sources agree the story is about social-media optics, not performance, health, or role.
The problem with highlighting specific moments from NFL training camp is that one player's good play is another player's bad play.