The Eagles are the reigning Super Bowl champions and their defense seems to have taken another leap this year. They are in relative control of the NFC East at 8–5 and have a soft schedule the rest of the way that includes a perceived layup against the Raiders and two games against the Jayden Daniels-less Commanders.

Jalen Hurts shocked the football world by shifting from 600-pound squats to a smarter, low-impact training style that keeps him explosive and durable. From four-minute planks to angled pushups, med-ball power work,

I hate putting Chris Simms on the site, but after a couple of bad Jalen Hurts performances, there are a lot of insufferable talking heads dusting off their “Jalen Hurts was never a good quarterback to begin with” takes.

The Eagles’ offense is a mess, and much of the finger-pointing is directed at Hurts, who had five turnovers in Philadelphia’s third straight loss.

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky defended Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts on Thursday’s episode of “Get Up,” arguing that criticism of the star quarterback is “disingenuous and disrespectful” given that Hurts consistently does the one thing that matters ...

The Philadelphia Eagles aren’t afraid to let it fly — regardless of what their coach says. Bill Colarulo of 97.5 The Fanatic said Tuesday that he confirmed quarterback Jalen Hurts and star wideout AJ Brown “went rogue” during a controversial fourth ...

Even after winning a Super Bowl MVP last season and playing well for the majority of his career, not everyone believes that Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is good a player. Popular Fox Sports 1 sportscaster Nick Wright is among those who claim Hurts is actually holding the 9-5 Eagles back.