Howie Roseman says Jalen Hurts embraces Philadelphia Eagles offensive changes

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Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Howie Roseman says Jalen Hurts embraces Philadelphia Eagles offensive changes
Summary

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has integrated into a new offensive scheme implemented by coordinator Sean Mannion ahead of the 2026 regular season. General manager Howie Roseman confirmed the transition during a recent media session, noting that the team prioritized a system shift after struggling with scoring and overall output last year. While Hurts has adjusted to the new focus on timing and rhythm, the team did not reveal their full offensive plan during the preseason, opting to protect strategies by running limited schemes against Baltimore, New England, and Cincinnati. The Eagles offensive starters did not participate in preseason game action, leaving the actual regular-season performance as the first true evaluation of the transition. The team looks to prove the viability of the new system when they open the season against Washington.

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  • Sean Mannion was promoted to offensive coordinator after serving as quarterbacks coach
  • Howie Roseman acknowledged the previous offensive scheme failed to meet scoring requirements
  • Philadelphia starters did not play during the team's preseason schedule
  • The new offense emphasizes precision, timing, and rhythm for playmakers
  • The Eagles first regular-season test under the new system comes against Washington
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  • 11:15 AMYahoo SportsJalen Hurts has embraced the Eagles’ new offense under Sean Mannion
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Howie Roseman says Jalen Hurts has embraced an Eagles offense that must improve substantially in 2026.

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