Eagles' Hurts Faces Pressure to Improve Passing Game

0:00On April 4th, the Philadelphia Eagles are dropping hints through the media that quarterback Jalen Hertz needs to step up his passing game. Sources say he's in the final year of his guaranteed contract, and with all the talent around him, finishing near the bottom of the league two years. Running just won't cut it anymore. Team Insiders confirm everyone's on board with this message, from owner Jeffrey Lurie right down to the coaching staff. They're even using reports like this week's to get through to Hertz, making it clear the pressure is real and widespread. Fans and analysts see both Hertz and head coach Nick Seriani on hot seats after last season's playoff flop. Even with two Super Bowl runs and a championship under their belts, nothing's guaranteed in the NFL, where coaches get swapped out constantly. Leaguewide, about one-third of teams change coaches during or after the 2025 season, proving no one's safe if results dip. And Philly, sky-high expectations mean constant evolution or risk falling behind. As the 2026 season ramps up, the eagle's main goal is simple, remind their star quarterback

1:02he's replaceable if he doesn't deliver. Pressure's building and change is always on the table. That wraps NFL news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corey, with the story.