After directing the Eagles to Super Bowl LVII and finishing the 2022 season as an NFL MVP finalist, quarterback Jalen Hurts agreed to terms Monday with the Eagles on a five-year contract extension.
The massive deal is worth up to $255 million and includes $179.3 million in guaranteed salary, a league source confirmed. Hurts, 24, is expected to receive $110 million guaranteed at signing. A league source confirmed Hurts’ deal also includes the first no-trade clause in franchise history.
Hurts, a second-round pick (No. 53) in the 2020 draft, ascended to new heights in his third NFL season. He notably displayed improvements across his entire game. Hurts diagnosed through his progressions at a much quicker rate, was more accurate and direct as a decision-maker, and showed improved mechanics within the pocket. Over 15 regular-season games, Hurts compiled 5,183 combined yards with 43 touchdowns and just nine turnovers (six interceptions, three fumbles lost).
