Lurie Backs Hurts, Eagles Fans Hopeful

On April 1, Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie just made it clear he's all in on quarterback Jalen Hertz, even after a disappointing 20, 25 season.

Speaking at the NFL annual meetings in Arizona, Lurie called himself Hertz's biggest fan, praising his clutch performances and noting he was the super.

Bowl MVP, just 13 months ago, fans still believe Hertz can get the birds back to the Super Bowl and Lurie's backing adds fuel to that fire.

He highlighted Hertz's near dominance, including a win in that earlier matchup against Kansas City.

Hertz remains one of the league's most debated stars, with some fans turned off by his unique style.

Yet his track record speaks volumes, boasting a 69.5% regular season win rate over the last six years, plus six playoffs, victories.

Lurie stayed mum on any contract extension talks, but the message is simple, Hertz's dedication shines through.

If he fully executes the offense, the Eagles could chase another championship before his deal wraps up.

That fade from the top keeps Philly's hopes alive, setting the stage for a strong rebound next year.

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I'm Corey with the story.