FantasyPros Articles on Jalen Hurts
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Hurts is a flag plant, as I believe the path to top-end production is being overlooked. All it will take for him to be a top-five quarterback is regression to the mean for this entire offense, and regression for his rushing attempts and touchdowns.
STACKED’s take
Hurts is a flag plant with overlooked path to QB1 via offensive regression and development.
Chris Rodriguez Jr. identifies Hurts as a flag plant with overlooked path to top-end production. Over five seasons, Hurts has never finished lower than QB9 despite playing only 17 games once; he averaged 12 rushing touchdowns per season (60 total) with a low of 105 rushing attempts last season (down from 139 in 2021). Rodriguez believes last season's offensive dysfunction under the previous coordinator masks Hurts' true ceiling. With new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion and influx of middle-field talent, Rodriguez expects regression to the mean in rushing attempts and touchdowns, plus potential passing game development. Top-five QB finish requires only offensive regression to the mean; if Hurts develops his passing game, he could rival the top two at the position.
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