The dejean hit was nice but nowhere near the crumpler or bush hits imo
Nowhere? Maybe if you're only measuring them with a Richter scale.
But taken as a whole, it's instantly a Top 10 hit in Eagles history. It goes right into every montage of big Eagles plays that will get fans fired up. But then there's the situational aspects: On the road, 7 minutes left on 3rd down against SB contender Baltimore and MVP candidate Lamar Jackson as they are moving toward midfield, a rookie in the open field, on a beast of a player notoriously tough to bring down that had 3 inches on him and outweighed him by 50 pounds who had made the catch cleanly and already was moving forward and gained 3 yards gets stopped dead and lifted up and thrown to the ground to force a 4th and long that the Ravens had to go for that failed and essentially put the game away.
Here's the prior Top 5, considering both the hit and the impact to the game/season. If we somehow eek out the 1-seed and/or win the SB this year, I think the DeJean hit moves into #5:
1) Chuck Bednarik on Frank Gifford - Giants driving with under 2 minutes left, trailing by a TD, a legal at-the-time clothesline shoulder hit by 2-way Concrete Charlie causes a fumble, Eagles recover to secure the win and it knocked Gifford unconscious and caused him to miss the next 2 seasons. The Eagles moved to 7-1, finished 10-2, and won the NFL Championship.
2) Dawkins on Alge Crumpler - Although Crumpler held on for a 31-yard gain and ATL scored a TD on the drive, it set the tone for an eventual Eagles win (Crumpler had 0 catches the rest of the game), and finally got the Andy Reid Eagles over the NFCCG hump and into the SB.
3) Keith Byars on Pepper Johnson - The eventual SB champ NYG came to The Vet riding a 13-game regular season wining streak and a 10-0 record to start the 1990 season and left with their first loss. Tied 7-7 in the 2nd quarter, Byars' leveled Johnson on a Randall scramble that sprung him for a big gain and an eventual QB sneak 1-yd score for a lead the Eagles would hold the rest of the way, ending 31-13.
4) Sheldon Brown on Reggie Bush - Looks good on film, but it was two guys of equal weight with the slightly stockier Brown laying out the 2-inches taller and slender Bush who was focusing more on trying to bring in the catch that Brees threw behind him and exposed him to the hit. The Saints won the game and knocked us out of the playoffs.
5) Dawkins on Jerome Bettis - Outweighed by 50 pounds, Dawkins drops Bettis after a gain of 2 yards early in the 3rd quarter. Didn't really impact this regular season game (a sack for a 9 yard loss on the next play forced a Steelers punt), and Eagles went on to win in OT.
As far as "OH MY GOD!" impact just from the hit itself, I would rank the above: 4, 2, 1, 3, 5.