Jalen Hurts

Sean Mannion is Hurts' fourth offensive coordinator in four seasons and is installing a heavier under-center, play-action scheme; early OTA reports flagged adjustment friction as Hurts adapts.

Philadelphia traded 2025 WR1 A.J. Brown (121 targets) to New England just as Hurts posted career-low efficiency (7.1 YPA, 64.8% completion); the Eagles are leaning on DeVonta Smith and unproven rookies to rebuild the passing attack around him.

At 27, Hurts' fantasy floor still leans heavily on a 22% carry share and short-yardage/goal-line rushing; continued heavy read-option usage sustains injury exposure even though he's been durable outside a 2024 concussion/finger absence.

Hurts played 98-100% of offensive snaps in every game down the stretch, including the Wild Card loss, with zero real competition behind him — McKee and Howell are clipboard-holders and R5 rookie Cole Payton is a developmental stash.

A 22% carry share and 8 rushing touchdowns in 2025 give Hurts one of the highest weekly floors at the position, insulating his fantasy output from the passing-game turbulence.

Philadelphia spent its first two 2026 picks on Makai Lemon (WR) and Eli Stowers (TE) to rebuild the passing offense post-Brown; if those connections develop under Mannion, Hurts gets cost-controlled, ascending weapons for multiple years.