Jeffrey Lurie: Jalen Hurts Staying with Eagles

0:00On April 2, Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie has zero plans to trade Jalen Hertz, the guy he calls one of the best in the game. Hertz led the birds to Super Bowl 59 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, earning MVP honors with 221 passing yards, two. Passing touchdowns, 72 rushing yards, and one rushing score. That 2025 season, Hertz put up 3,224 passing yards, all 25 passing touchdowns, 400. 21 rushing yards, and eight rushing scores, hitting 64.8 percent completions. The Eagles snagged the NFC East Crown again, but fell in the 2026 wild car playoffs to the San Francisco 49ers. Lurie shut down any trade talk flat, saying Hertz is locked into his fresh 5-year $255 million deal from April 20, 23, with slim guarantees left after next year. Fans and insiders see this as a vote of confidence amid the pressure cooker.

1:00Now the team tap Sean Manion, ex-Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach, as the new offensive coordinator replacing Kevin Poutulo. Meanwhile, Hertz and star receiver AJ Brown have cooled off from their tight bond, sparking off-season trade buzz around Brown. Expect fireworks next season as Hertz showed his big expectations to keep the dynasty rolling, even after that ring, Philly's watching every snap. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day. I'm Corey with the story.