FantasyPros Articles on Jalen Hurts
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Over the last five seasons, Hurts has never finished lower than the fantasy QB9... Across those five seasons, Hurts has scored 60 rushing touchdowns. That's an average of 12 per season, and last season was the only time he failed to score 10 touchdowns.
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Hurts positioned for QB resurgence; new coordinator and talent should restore rushing volume.
Hurts is positioned as one of the few quarterbacks outside Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen who can produce in both passing and rushing games, making him elite for fantasy. Over the last five seasons, he has never finished lower than QB9 despite playing only 17 games once and usually missing the final game with playoffs locked up. Across those five seasons, Hurts has scored 60 rushing touchdowns (12 per season average), with last season being the only time he failed to reach 10 rushing touchdowns despite recording his lowest rushing attempts (105) of the five-year span. Chris Rodriguez JR dismisses concerns about declining rushing volume, attributing last season's decline to the Eagles' terrible offense, locker room dysfunction, and inconsistent production. With new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion and influx of talent over the middle of the field, Chris Rodriguez JR expects a new version of Hurts that could improve upon his historically weak middle-field passing game.
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