Since Jalen Hurts became the Eagles’ full-time starting quarterback in 2021, Philadelphia has been one of the most successful teams in the NFL, advancing to two Super Bowls and winning one championship. That hasn’t meant the team is always satisfied, however.
Earlier this month, ESPN published a lengthy report detailing internal frustration within the Eagles’ building toward Hurts as their offense has struggled. Citing sources, ESPN reported that Hurts “pushed back on changes” that would have diversified the Eagles’ offense, including being reluctant toward using more motion or playing from under-center. He changed play calls to what some felt was an “excessive” amount, and one team source described him as “not the most coachable.”
