Bleeding Green Nation on Jalen Hurts
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Hurts entered the third season of a five-year, $255 million extension. The deal's guarantees decline significantly to $22 million after this season... Hurts' no-trade clause gives him control over whether to approve a trade.
STACKED’s take
Hurts has no-trade clause and declining guarantees; his contract allows flexibility.
The source notes that Hurts entered the third season of a five-year, $255 million extension. The deal's guarantees decline significantly to $22 million after this season, with no guaranteed money left after 2027. Moving on from Hurts still carries substantial salary-cap consequences, and Hurts' no-trade clause gives him control over whether to approve a trade. The Eagles executed their biggest schematic shift in Sirianni's tenure with Hurts still on the roster, which spoke to their collective confidence in the quarterback. However, Hurts would be judged on his performance in the new offense, and the first five weeks of the 2026 season suggested the Eagles' offense would eventually require a full evaluation.
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