The New York Jets are evaluating potential long-term franchise quarterback options, with Philadelphia Eagles passer Jalen Hurts emerging as a trade target.
Discussions have centered on Hurts' contract situation and recent offensive changes in Philadelphia, which could open a trade avenue for the Jets.
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Hurts, who led the Eagles to a Super Bowl victory, has received mixed evaluations from analysts, with his performance ranking between 10th and 17th among NFL quarterbacks, according to Sportingnews.
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Contract and Coaching Changes
Contract negotiations and adjustments in Philadelphia's coaching staff have raised questions about the stability of the Eagles' offense.
The team recently appointed Sean Mannion as the new offensive coordinator to guide the system.
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Hurts addressed his contract talks, stating, "For me, I'm truly focused on being the best I can be right now," per Zach Berman.
He added that his energy is directed toward adapting to the strategic changes for the upcoming season.
"That's where my energy is. There's a lot of change, as is.
I'm focused on this offense. I'm focused on building with [offensive coordinator] Sean [Mannion] and being at my best," Hurts said.
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The Eagles' performance under Mannion is expected to significantly influence Hurts' trade value and the Jets' interest.
