Eagles Consider Hurts Exit After 2026 Season

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A new report has folks buzzing about the Philadelphia Eagles, possibly parting ways with Jalen

Hurts after the 2026 season, if he doesn't.

Sink up better with coaches and teammates.

The Eagles dominated the NFC for four-year straight, winning 14 games twice and knocking

out the Chief's three-peat dreams in last year's Super.

Hurts fueled that run, but the passing game took a step back in 2025 amid frustrations

from stars like AJ Brown.

Sources say, Hurts resists tweaks like snapping under center, more or letting furrows

fly against zone coverage.

He tweets play calls too much, they claim, which boxes in the office despite playing to

his deep ball strengths.

Teammates feel his intense leadership style, likened to Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant

is wearing thin in that loaded locker room, creating tension he needs to fix.

New offensive coordinator Sean Manion aims to spark that old magic, but with Hurts

facing an $89 million cap hit in a contract out.

After 2027, the Eagles hold real options if things don't click by next year.