As Eagles adopt more aggressive offense, Jalen Hurts 'not afraid of making mistakes'
The Eagles have lost several offensive coordinators over the first five years of Hurts' starting career. This year, Sean Mannion brings in a system that's totally different than anything Hurts has run before.
Philadelphia Eagles have adopted a more aggressive offense under new coordinator Sean Mannion, who is in his first season with the team. Quarterback Jalen Hurts, who has been through 11 different play-callers in his 12-season career, appears to be embracing the change without fear of making mistakes. This shift is evident as cornerback Jalen Hurts intercepted two passes during a recent practice, including one that resulted in a touchdown return.
Offensive tackle Jordan Mailata noted that Hurts now "is not afraid of making mistakes," emphasizing the importance of executing what Mannion wants from him. The Eagles' new offensive system focuses on timeliness and aggressive techniques, with a versatile wide receiver room complementing Hurts' improved play.
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