Summary
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie discussed Jalen Hurts' contract, mentioning no rush to extend it further since Hurts already has a current deal. Hurts signed a five-year contract in 2023 and has three years remaining, with Lurie expressing strong support for Hurts as a key player.
Key Facts
- Jalen Hurts is the starting quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles.
- Sean Mannion is the new offensive playcaller for the team.
- Eagles CEO Jeffrey Lurie stated there is no immediate plan to extend Hurts' contract.
- Hurts signed a five-year, $255 million contract in 2023.
- Hurts' contract includes an option to exit after the 2027 season with financial implications.
- Lurie praised Hurts as dedicated and highly skilled.
- Hurts remains a notable and sometimes divisive figure in the NFL.
