Eagles Could Draft Potential Jalen Hurts Successor
Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles and quarterback Jalen Hurts have had some tension after last season's offensive struggles, leading to changes in coaching staff. The Eagles might draft a new quarterback this year, possibly Cole Payton from North Dakota State, to prepare for the future in case Hurts leaves.Key Facts
- The Eagles had offensive problems last season, which led to firing offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo.
- There has been tension between the Eagles and Jalen Hurts for about a year.
- Hurts is under contract through 2028, but the Eagles can end the deal after 2027.
- The team may draft a quarterback to develop as a potential Hurts replacement.
- Cole Payton, a dual-threat quarterback from North Dakota State, is a top candidate.
- Payton threw for 2,719 yards, 16 touchdowns, and ran for 777 yards and 13 touchdowns last season.
- Payton’s playing style fits well with the Eagles’ offensive system.
- If Payton learns behind Hurts for two years, he could step in as the starter smoothly.
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