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Former Champion Rushes to Defense of Eagles Star Jalen Hurts

"When I first saw the list two things jumped out at me. Lamar at four and Jalen Hurts at nine," Woody said.

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Eagles' Jalen Hurts Disrespected in ESPN Rankings; How Can QB Get Deserved Praise?

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Eagles Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts is snubbed by NFL personnel in ESPN's QB rankings

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NFL coaches and execs agree with popular and controversial take about Eagles QB Jalen Hurts

ESPN released its list of the Top 10 quarterbacks heading into the 2025 season, and Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts barely managed to make the cut, despite being fresh off a Super Bowl LIX...

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Eagles' Nick Sirianni Issues Defiant Response to Jalen Hurts Narrative

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Eagles’ Jalen Hurts moves into top 10 of ESPN’s QB rankings after Super Bowl win

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ESPN’s top 10 QB rankings give Jalen Hurts motivation he didn’t need for 2025

Jalen Hurts was ranked 9th by NFL execs, despite a Super Bowl MVP season. Here's why that ranking is disrespectful and flat-out wrong.

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Jalen Hurts’ offseason rankings are all over the place, from top 5 quarterback to nowhere to be found

The upside to being a quarterback for one of the most all-around talented teams in the league: You don’t have to win alone. The downside: You’re constantly reminded of that same thing. With the NFL season quickly approaching,

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ESPN drops highly-questionable 'best quarterbacks' rankings ahead of 2025 season

NFL fans were sounding off on social media after ESPN released its quarterback rankings based on players, coaches and executives opinions.

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Jayden Daniels receives a small win over Jalen Hurts and the Eagles that also shapes the NFC East race for years to come

Jayden Daniels' rookie season was as brilliant as they come and thanks to the Washington Commanders' recent moves on offense, 2025 should be even better.NFL executives, coaches, and scouts believe the same.