Eagles' Offense Prediction: Hurts, Barkley, Brown

0:00It's April 2nd. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, with a league meets AI. I'm Cori with the story. With the NFL draft right around the corner, we're dropping an early prediction on the Philadelphia Eagles starting offense. Jalen Hurts locks in at quarterback, backed by a solid crew of quarterback coaches. Sequan Barkley leaves the running backs, with Tank Bixby as the number 2 after that key trade. Up top, AJ. Brown and Devonta Smith anchor the wide receivers, joined by Hollywood Brown for that explosive trio. The tight-in spot goes to Dallas Go Dirt, whose fresh off a career high 11 touchdown season and knows Hurts from their Oklahoma days. On the offensive line, it's Lane Johnson at right tackle, Jordan Maylotta at left, Landon Dickerson inside, Cam Jurgens and Tyler Steen rounding in. Out. They added depth with players like Jack Munn for blocking and Grant Calcutera coming off his rookie deal. Fans are buzzing about this group after last season's mixed bag.

1:01Hurts threw for over 3,000 yards and ran for more scores, while Barkley hit. Back to back 1,000 yard rushing years, a feat not seen since Lashon McCoy. Brown and Smith became the first Eagles receiver duo to both top 1,000 yards in the same year. But injuries hit hard, especially a front, leading to coach Jeff Stoutland's exit. Reese and Moose add layers, like trading a 7th round pick for better and Andy Dalton and bringing in past game coordinator Josh Grizzard. The line struggled in past protection. Dickerson dropped to a mid-pack grade, though Maylotta stayed elite. Johnson proved his worth again, with the team going 8-2 when he played. As OTA's and workouts kick off, this lineup sets a strong foundation, but the draft could shake things up, keep an eye on how they build around these. More pieces heading into next season.