Eagles' New Offense Tested in Regular Season | NFL News

0:00It's September 2nd. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. So, the Eagles are rolling out a new offense this season, and Jalen Hurt seems to be adapting well. Howie Roseman, the team's top executive, mentioned that Jalen's adjusted nicely to the new system. But, and this is a big bud. Roseman also made it clear that the real test comes when the games actually count, not in these early stages. You see, Hurt's and the starting offensive line didn't even play in any of the preseason games. The team was also keeping their playbook pretty tight during those exhibition matches, not showing their full hand. Roseman anticipates that what we'll see on the field during the regular season will look quite different from what they showed in the preseason, and definitely different from last year's offense. This whole shift is happening because last season, the Eagles weren't scoring enough points, and that just wasn't cutting it. Which, Ciriani and the staff recognize that they needed to step it up. The new offensive coordinator, Sean Manion, who was previously the quarterbacks coach,

1:04is focusing on precision, timing, and rhythm, aiming to put. Jalen and the other playmakers in better positions to succeed. Now, the team is looking ahead to their first regular season game against Washington. That's where they'll really get to see if these offensive adjustments are going to pay off. That's all about proving it on the field when it matters most.