Hurts' Future Uncertain as Eagles Offense Stalls

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The Philadelphia Eagles rode high after winning Super Bowl LIX with Jalen Hertz as MVP quarterback.

But even in that championship 2024 season, their offense showed cracks.

Things tank further in 2025, leaving Hertz's spot as franchise guy looking shaky.

A fresh ESPN report dives into the drama, saying sources blame Hertz,

partly for the offense getting stale and predictable. He resists big scheme shifts,

like lining up under center more, because he wants eyes on the defense at all times.

Plus, he tweaks plays at the line way too often, strained from the plan.

Frustration boiled over with star receiver AJ Brown, who's tight with Hertz,

but called out the offense publicly. Their friendships strained after four years together,

and Brown's push for trades multiple times, with rumors still hot this off season.

Team Insiders also ding Hertz for bad body language, and not always buying in,

or being easy to coach. Now with new offensive coordinator Sean Manion calling shots in 2026,

expect more under center looks, which Hertz hates. If Phillies attacks they sluggish and

fingers point back at him, this could spell trouble for Hertz's long-term future in the city of

brotherly love.