Jalen Hurts Faces Un-coachable Label, Eagles' Offense Struggles

0:00It's April 3rd. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. ESPN dropped a report calling Eagles quarterback, Jalen Hertz, uncoachable, and pinning most of the blame on him for Philly's weak offense last season. Fans are fired up, saying it's unfair, especially after his elite track record since getting drafted in 2020. Hertz just let the Eagles to a Super Bowl win in 2024, and earned MVP honors there. But in 2025, his stats tanked with 7.1 yards per attempt, 64.8% completion, and career lows in, rushes in yards. The team ranked low in points, total yards, and rushing, leading to firing offensive coordinator Kevin Petulo for Sean Manion. Pat McAfee went off on his show, blasting the anonymous sources as cowardly for trashing a franchise QB right after the league meetings. Even Adam Schaefter noted the media is piling on someone with tons of success, like it happened to Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes before.

1:02Critics point to Hertz's poor body language, not buying into schemes, and tweaking plays too much. One big gripe was him calling four verticals in the playoff loss to the 49ers, repeating it when they needed a touchdown, which backfired. Team mates like AJ Brown have gripped about passes not coming their way, and he's never had the same play collar two years running in 11 seasons. All this noise leaves questions hanging as the offseason rolls on, and Hertz shake the label, keep coordinators longer, and get Philly's attack. Clicking again?