Howie Roseman Defends Jalen Hurts Amid Criticism Ahead of 2026 Season
"I think it’s unfortunate": Howie Roseman doesn’t mince words on Jalen Hurts hit piece defaming Eagles QB
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Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman expressed strong support for quarterback Jalen Hurts amidst criticism regarding his performance. Roseman emphasized the team's commitment to addressing concerns directly with players rather than through media leaks, calling the negative reports 'unfair.' Hurts, who has led the Eagles to significant successes, faces scrutiny as he enters a pivotal 2026 season.
- 01Howie Roseman reaffirmed the Eagles' support for Jalen Hurts amid criticism.
- 02Reports suggested Hurts resisted scheme changes, causing internal tension.
- 03Hurts is set to earn $51.5 million next season.
- 04Michael Irvin criticized the narrative surrounding Hurts' performance expectations.
- 05Hurts has led the Eagles to two Super Bowl appearances and a championship.
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Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman addressed the media regarding quarterback Jalen Hurts, emphasizing the team's unwavering support for him despite recent negative reports. Roseman stated that any concerns about Hurts are communicated directly rather than through the media, calling the articles 'unfair.' Reports from ESPN indicated that Hurts was stagnant in contributing to the offense and resisted changes to the game plan, which allegedly led to internal tensions. However, Roseman refrained from discussing these claims in detail. As Hurts enters a critical 2026 season, he is set to earn $51.5 million, with a drop to $22 million in 2027. Former NFL player Michael Irvin also weighed in, arguing that Hurts' achievements should negate any doubts about his future with the team, highlighting his playoff success and impressive stats, including 16,830 passing yards and 164 total touchdowns.
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The ongoing support for Jalen Hurts may influence team morale and performance as they prepare for the upcoming season. Fans and stakeholders are likely to watch closely how Hurts responds to the pressure.
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