Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles are dealing with internal issues regarding their quarterback, Jalen Hurts. Reports suggest some team members are unhappy with the offensive strategy. Despite past successes, this season's offensive struggles are causing concern within the team.
Key Facts
- The Philadelphia Eagles are facing internal issues after their Super Bowl appearance.
- Quarterback Jalen Hurts is reportedly at the center of team frustrations.
- Coach Nick Sirianni, General Manager Howie Roseman, and owner Jeffrey Lurie have not publicly criticized Hurts.
- The Eagles decided not to keep offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo.
- The team's offense ranked 19th in scoring this season.
- Receiver A.J. Brown has expressed frustration with the offense throughout the season.
- Hurts led the team to two Super Bowl appearances but faced criticism for certain playing limitations this season.
- A.J. Brown requested a trade during the season, indicating potential changes ahead.
