A. J. Feeley

Jalen Hurts towers over A.J. Feeley's journeyman stint like a skyscraper next to a split-end ranch house—Hurts owns the Eagles' starting gig with dual-threat fireworks, while Feeley scraped together 4,618 yards, 28 TDs, and a 69.1 rating across Philly, Miami, and St. Louis, mostly filling in for McNabb with more picks (31) than highlights.

Nope, A.J. Feeley won't be strolling the hallowed halls of Canton anytime soon—his 55.8% completion rate and 69.1 passer rating over 28 games left him as a solid backup, not a bust-the-door-down legend worthy of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

As of early 2026, Feeley's off the grid in the NFL spotlight—no broadcasting gigs, business ventures, or charity headlines popping up, just a quiet fade into post-career anonymity after that final Rams cameo in 2011, where he mustered 548 yards and a single TD.

Feeley's arm might sneak a few starts in today's pass-happy NFL, where rules shield QBs like airbags and quick releases rule—his 6.1 yards per attempt and 89-yard bomb show pocket poise, but 31 picks in 4,618 yards scream he'd battle for backup scraps behind mobile stars.

Feeley and Jaws both slung it for the Eagles, but Jaworski's 38.01 rating crushes Feeley's measly 11.04 over their Birds tenures—Jaws was the tough Polish rifle in Vermeil's offense, while Feeley played spot-filler, turning McNabb injury gaps into turnover festivals.