Overview
- Longtime insider Derrick Gunn said many inside the organization are frustrated with the quarterback situation and likened it to a "Carson Wentz 2.0" scenario.
- Jalen Hurts told reporters he holds himself accountable for the offense and said no one in the building has brought such frustrations to him directly.
- Head coach Nick Sirianni publicly said he is not frustrated with Hurts, praising his leadership and his role in helping the team win.
- The Athletic’s reporting points to hesitance against zone coverage and reluctance to throw into tight windows or attack downfield as focal points of concern.
- Philadelphia is 8–2 with a statistically middling offense, and Hurts’ long-term deal carries a substantial dead-cap hit that makes a trade unlikely in the near term.