Summary
A report from ESPN suggests there was internal tension in the Philadelphia Eagles during the 2025 season, mainly around quarterback Jalen Hurts. Former NFL coach Eric Mangini shared concerns that Hurts might not continue as the Eagles' quarterback after 2026 due to these issues. The team has no plans to extend Hurts's contract, which includes a guaranteed sum for the next year.
Key Facts
- ESPN reported that the Philadelphia Eagles experienced internal friction in the 2025 season involving quarterback Jalen Hurts.
- The reported tension was attributed to Hurts's "rigid preferences" that frustrated coaches and teammates.
- Former NFL coach Eric Mangini expressed skepticism about Hurts's future in Philadelphia.
- The Eagles' owner, Jeffrey Lurie, stated the team is not currently discussing a contract extension for Hurts.
- The Eagles signed Hurts to a five-year contract in April 2023, with $51.5 million guaranteed for the next season.
- Hurts was selected by the Eagles in the 2020 NFL Draft and was named Super Bowl MVP in Super Bowl LIX.
- The Eagles' offensive struggles last season resulted in the team finishing 11-6 and losing in the NFC Wild Card game.
- The offensive coordinator, Kevin Patullo, was fired following the 2025 season.
