Yahoo Sports NFL on Jalen Hurts
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This might be the best Hurts game I have watched in a long time. A long time! Since the Vikings last year, or maybe even the Super Bowl?! The interceptions prevent it from being flawless, but the quality of the throws, the anticipation, and the willingness to stand in against pressure were elite.
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Hurts' best game in years: elite processing, ball placement, and backside concept execution.
Hurts delivered one of his best performances in years against Tennessee, with elite ball placement, anticipation, and willingness to stand in against pressure. His processing was exceptional—he audibles effectively, manipulates defenders with eyes and shoulders, and resets quickly under pressure. Notably, he accessed backside concepts more successfully than previously observed, a credit to coaching staff adjustments. Despite two interceptions, the quality of throws and decision-making were elite-level; Titans applied pressure on 17 dropbacks including 14 against four-man rushes, yet Hurts operated efficiently. His pocket movement and ability to transition between quick-game and longer-developing concepts showed marked improvement.
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