Bleeding Green Nation on Jalen Hurts
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How will Jalen Hurts play in a new offensive scheme? Even after trading away receiver A.J. Brown, Philadelphia still has one of the league's best rosters, along with a quarterback-friendly environment for Jalen Hurts. The Eagles offense will look different in 2026 under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion
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New offensive scheme under Mannion will test Hurts' progression reads and middle-field throws.
Hurts faces a significant test in 2026 as the Eagles implement a new offensive scheme under coordinator Sean Mannion, who previously coached under Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur. The source expects more run plays from under center and a more consistent play-action passing game, with Hurts trusted to work through progressions and throw into the middle of the field. The pressure is on for Hurts to have his best year yet, starting in training camp where the first legitimate look at his ability to handle the new scheme will emerge. Hurts expressed encouragement about the spring work and the foundation laid during OTAs and minicamp, noting chemistry with DeVonta Smith dating back to age 17-18.
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