Eagles' New Offense: Hurts, Mannion, & Vet Receivers

0:00It's March 30th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered story shaping the season. The Philadelphia Eagles are kicking off their off-season program soon, with a fresh offensive coaching staff and a brand new scheme all centered around. Quarterback Jalen Hertz. New offensive coordinator Sean Manion will lead the charge through voluntary phase 1 workouts, spring practices, organized team activities, and training camp starting late July, with only the three-day mini-camp in mid-June being mandatory. Trade rumors keep swirling around star-wide receiver AJ. Brown, but head coach Nick Seriani dodged questions on his attendance, sticking to the line that nothing has changed, and Brown remains an eagle. Seriani pointed to Hertz's standout play-action performance last October against Minnesota, where he posted a perfect passer rating showing he can. Thrive under center with bootlegs and such, fitting right into Manion's plans. Meanwhile, the Eagles beefed up their receiver death by signing vets like Hollywood Brown,

1:02joining Devonta Smith and others so Hertz can distribute. The ball no matter what. It's all about him owning this new system, come September.