Jalen Hurts at QB7 ADP is attractive with healthier line and new scheme.

Jalen Hurts is coming off a season with a career-high 25 touchdown passes, but his fantasy scoring took a hit due to a drop in rushing production—his designed rush share fell from 18% to 14%, while his inside-the-five rushes per game fell from 1.2 to 0.6—and an absolutely broken passing scheme, causing him to plummet to QB8. However, his fantasy football ADP has dropped to QB7, behind Drake Maye, Jayden Daniels and Caleb Williams, and the discount is attractive given obvious upside. The Eagles' offensive line was severely banged up last season; Lane Johnson's absence was most notable, missing the final eight games with a foot injury. With Johnson on the field, Hurts posted 70% completion percentage, 7.6 yards per attempt, 12/11 TD/INT ratio and 0.63 fantasy points per dropback; without Johnson, those numbers fell to 60.6%, 6.7, 3/5 and 0.51 respectively. A healthier, more cohesive offensive line will do wonders for Hurts. Additionally, new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion's offense, which should resemble Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur's systems, will replace Kevin Patullo's stale, predictable hitch-crazy passing attack (deployed 24% of the time, the highest rate in football) that made Hurts and receivers' jobs much more difficult.