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Roll The Tape: Why The Eagles' New Offense Is A Bad Fit For QB Jalen Hurts

The Philadelphia Eagles' once-dominant offense has stalled under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, leaving Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts in an unfamiliar and unproductive role. With a roster depleted by injuries (Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith) and high-profile departures (A.J.

Brown, Lane Johnson, Cam Jurgens), the team now lacks the star power to sustain its traditional pass-heavy approach. Hurts, accustomed to operating as a dynamic playmaker, is now forced into a rigid, pass-first system with a wide receiver group that lacks elite talent—relying on a committee featuring DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert, and a mix of B-list options like Hollywood Brown and Dontavyion Wicks.

The absence of Barkley and other key contributors has further reduced the offense’s versatility, leaving the Eagles’ once-formidable line of scrimmage as the only reliable unit in an otherwise struggling attack.

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