Jalen Hurts shows potential with play-action in Eagles' offense
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 6:06 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Jalen Hurts continues to impress as the Philadelphia Eagles' starting quarterback. With a new offensive coordinator, Hurts is expected to face questions regarding his efficiency under play-action concepts. Statistics indicate Hurts completed 72 of 115 play-action attempts last season for 811 yards and seven touchdowns, showing he can execute these plays effectively. Despite concerns about operating under center, his historical growth suggests he can adapt to increased responsibilities. As the Eagles move forward, the team is focusing on developing timing and adjustments necessary for a more robust under-center strategy.
- •Hurts completed 72 of 115 play-action passes last season.
- •He recorded 811 yards and seven touchdowns using play-action.
- •Concerns remain about his operation under center due to limited frequency.
- •Next Gen Stats ranked Eagles 27th in under-center play usage.
- •Team focuses on timing and adjustments for expanded offensive roles.
- 6:06 PMYahoo Sports — Jalen Hurts’ success on play-action should ease the Eagles' concerns
"The numbers say it all. Perhaps adding more play-action to Jalen Hurts' gameday plate can be a wise decision.
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