Yahoo Sports NFL on Jalen Hurts
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Jalen Hurts is coming off the worst season of his career—yes, even worse than his middling 2021 campaign and the 2023 Super Bowl hangover season. Now he's got a new offensive coordinator, Sean Mannion, who is installing pieces of the Shanahan-McVay style of offense in the hope of getting the most out of Hurts while his salary is a relative bargain.
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Hurts faces a pivotal year in new Mannion offense after worst EPA season of career.
Hurts is coming off the worst season of his career by EPA, even worse than his 2021 campaign and 2023 Super Bowl hangover season. The Eagles have installed a new Shanahan-McVay style offense under Sean Mannion to maximize Hurts while his salary remains a relative bargain at $51 million (12th among QBs). The source notes this is a sneaky-big year for Hurts in Philadelphia's new offense; he must show he can handle and thrive amid the offensive changes to secure his long-term future. The Eagles' brain trust views 2026 as a two-season project for the new offense rather than a make-or-break year, meaning as long as the season doesn't deteriorate into disaster and there is promise by December that the Eagles can win big in 2027, Hurts' status is secure.
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