Jalen Hurts wasted no time addressing any potential rumors surrounding his relationship with Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni as the team kicked off training camp. Before a reporter could even finish asking his question, Hurts made it clear that everything was good between them. This direct approach set the tone for the rest of the day, as fans gathered to watch the team practice without veteran players like Jason Kelce or Fletcher Cox.
Despite the positive vibes at camp, there was still some lingering tension from last season’s disappointing finish. The Eagles went from a strong start to a rough finish, leading to speculation about issues between Hurts and Sirianni. Hurts, who is now working with his third offensive coordinator in as many seasons, admitted that there were challenges to overcome during the team’s struggles.
Sirianni, on the other hand, expressed his confidence in Hurts and their working relationship. While he didn’t go into detail, Sirianni emphasized that they had accomplished some great things together and that he was excited to see Hurts continue to grow. Wide receiver A.J. Brown also dismissed any concerns about their dynamic, highlighting the ups and downs that come with the game.
With the departure of key veterans and the emergence of young talent like Saquon Barkley, Hurts is stepping up as a leader on the team. He emphasized the importance of unity and teamwork in achieving their goals, especially as they aim for a Super Bowl run. General manager Howie Roseman echoed this sentiment, praising Hurts for his energy and work ethic.
Looking ahead, Hurts and the Eagles are focused on building a cohesive team that can overcome any challenges they face. As they navigate the ups and downs of the NFL season, they are committed to working together towards their shared goal of championship success.