Eagles' Hurts: Coaching or Quarterback?

0:00It's April 2nd. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The NFL's eyes are turning to the 2026 draft, with teams like the Philadelphia Eagles locking in their boards while gunning for that. Super Bowl run. Coming off a playoff exit to the San Francisco 49ers, the Eagles shook things up again, ditching another offensive coordinator after there. Dismu, 2025 offense. Hurts has cycled through five coordinators since entering the league, but he balled out under guys like Shane Steichen and Kellen Moore, who built schemes around his dual threat magic and snagged head jobs off that success. Fans and media are piling on Jalen Hurts now, blaming him heavy for the offensive woes, especially after a report called out his under center. Hesitants and zone-covered struggles, fair shots that stick to the quarterback position. That said, dumping a Super Bowl MVP feels like panic. Those peak years needed the right coaching to unlock mismatches with the same weapons.

1:01Headman Nick Seriani owns the coordinator hires, talent growth, and keeping the locker room locked in, he's the one carrying the biggest load here. As boards finalize and Hurts keeps grinding his game, the real fix lies in steady coaching that lets his elite playmaking shine, setting Philly up. Strong for 2026.