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Eagles DC Vic Fangio Makes Thoughts Known About Jalen Hurts During Training Camp: "There’s Always that Debate Whether You Had Him or Not"
Vic Fangio said Hurts looks faster in a new offense that is adding designed quarterback runs and under-center snaps.
- On Tuesday, Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio praised quarterback Jalen Hurts, saying "I think he looks faster" while adapting to the team's new offensive system at training camp.
- After a challenging 2025 season, the Eagles hired Sean Mannion as the new offensive coordinator to implement a modernized West Coast system featuring more under-center operations.
- Defensive tackle Jalen Carter, who lost about 10 pounds this offseason, confirmed the observation, saying chasing Hurts during play-action drills feels "like a movie" because of his speed.
- The Eagles faced criticism on social media this week after posting a video of a Hurts interception; fan Brett Holcomb wrote on X, "If I was the coach, I would be livid."
- Heading into the new season, the modernized offense remains effective against the Eagles' defense, which is generally believed to be among the league's best.
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Vic Fangio reveals that Jalen Hurts looks faster, which is big for Eagles
Veritas Vic, compulsive truth-teller, affirmed the obvious: the QB had slowed down. But, after watching him for two weeks, the J-Train is back on track, and that should turbocharge the new offense.
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In A BIZARRE Move, The Eagles Decided To Post A "Highlight" Of Jalen Hurts Throwing An Interception During Training Camp...On EVERY Social Platform
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