Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
Anyone know his Yard per completion (minus YAC) yards? Seemed like most were shorter passes and then YAC by the receivers.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
No, but you are correct to a large degree. That's the "idiot" coach they have maximizing his limited abilities as a passer, and using his mobility and threat to run on RPO's etc. Sirianni has definitely done well with what he has. People were complaining about how he didn't use Sanders enough, but when he does use Sanders more, he gets hurt, so that's not even an issue for me. Sirianni as a rookie HC has done a pretty good job creating an offense around a skill set, and lack thereof, of his QB. I'd like to see what he could do with a more proficient passer. One thing people always complain about coaches for, is trying to fit players into their system, rather than the other way around. Sirianni has not done that. He's working with what he has, and I think people are overly harsh on him as a rookie HC.YouMightDieTryin wrote: ↑Wed Dec 22, 2021 1:55 pm Anyone know his Yard per completion (minus YAC) yards? Seemed like most were shorter passes and then YAC by the receivers.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uDWlD_NkbI
good, unbiased analysis from JT O'Sullivan on Hurts here. He's still very much a work-in-progress at this point and it's frankly concerning to see him continue to miss easy reads. He's still showing a lot of inconsistency, though somewhat expected for a young QB. However, he's made admirable strides in throwing with anticipation, read progression, and patience/movement in the pocket (not bailing so quickly).
Another good snippet from Dan Orlovsky on smart pre-snap recognition by Hurts
https://twitter.com/danorlovsky7/status ... 3191398410
To me, vague statements that I continue to see around dynasty circles about Hurts' weaknesses as a passer do not contribute much to the discussion at this point because they are widely understood and fully reflected in his dynasty value. The question should be if his game film has evidenced enough improvement that either the Eagles or another team would view him as a starting option (with a cheap rookie contract). Because we've seen rushing QBs that do just enough as a passer 1) can support good NFL offenses and 2) will still be fantasy cheat-codes; Hurts has the most QB1 finishes this year by a decent margin despite missing @NYJ blowout. Whether he looks like he's got 2+ years as a starter will determine where his value goes.
I don't know there's a clear answer, but I think he's shown probably enough to warrant at least another year. Moreover, the rookie class looks weak, and I find it hard to see the team shifting course if PHI sneaks into the playoffs in what was supposed to be a rebuilding/evaluation year.
good, unbiased analysis from JT O'Sullivan on Hurts here. He's still very much a work-in-progress at this point and it's frankly concerning to see him continue to miss easy reads. He's still showing a lot of inconsistency, though somewhat expected for a young QB. However, he's made admirable strides in throwing with anticipation, read progression, and patience/movement in the pocket (not bailing so quickly).
Another good snippet from Dan Orlovsky on smart pre-snap recognition by Hurts
https://twitter.com/danorlovsky7/status ... 3191398410
To me, vague statements that I continue to see around dynasty circles about Hurts' weaknesses as a passer do not contribute much to the discussion at this point because they are widely understood and fully reflected in his dynasty value. The question should be if his game film has evidenced enough improvement that either the Eagles or another team would view him as a starting option (with a cheap rookie contract). Because we've seen rushing QBs that do just enough as a passer 1) can support good NFL offenses and 2) will still be fantasy cheat-codes; Hurts has the most QB1 finishes this year by a decent margin despite missing @NYJ blowout. Whether he looks like he's got 2+ years as a starter will determine where his value goes.
I don't know there's a clear answer, but I think he's shown probably enough to warrant at least another year. Moreover, the rookie class looks weak, and I find it hard to see the team shifting course if PHI sneaks into the playoffs in what was supposed to be a rebuilding/evaluation year.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
Personally, I don't see how Jalen Hurts is not starting week 1 in 2022 season, and mostly likely for the Eagles. Nor do I see the Eagles drafting a QB.
Besides trading for a well established veteran, how do the Eagles proceed with drafting a QB in round 1 next year while they have an ascending young QB on the roster fresh off a 8 or 9 win season?
Do they Start the rookie QB week 1, wait for the crowd to boo him to the bench?
Do they start their third year ascending QB week 1? What happens if he is on pace for another 9 win season?
Do they trade Hurts to a team and potentially watch 2 former QBs lead other teams to the playoffs?
Besides trading for a well established veteran, how do the Eagles proceed with drafting a QB in round 1 next year while they have an ascending young QB on the roster fresh off a 8 or 9 win season?
Do they Start the rookie QB week 1, wait for the crowd to boo him to the bench?
Do they start their third year ascending QB week 1? What happens if he is on pace for another 9 win season?
Do they trade Hurts to a team and potentially watch 2 former QBs lead other teams to the playoffs?
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
I doubt he isn't, but I also doubt Hurts is a long time starter in Philly. These statements are loaded questions, but nobody cares about guy "leading teams to the playoffs". Hurts might make the playoffs if they deal him, Wentz might this year. Doesn't matter. What matters is the outlook on the player, and SB potential. If you don't win a SB, it doesn't matter. Will anybody say Wentz "lead the Colts to the playoffs"? I am huge advocate that Wentz has done well this year. But it took an MVP caliber performance from JT and the D stepping up in recent week to even have a shot. Hurts isn't winning a Super Bowl. Not unless he gets struck by lightning. So if you can trade him and make a profit off his original pick value, it's not going to be a black mark on the franchise long term.remedy29 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 5:26 pm Personally, I don't see how Jalen Hurts is not starting week 1 in 2022 season, and mostly likely for the Eagles. Nor do I see the Eagles drafting a QB.
Besides trading for a well established veteran, how do the Eagles proceed with drafting a QB in round 1 next year while they have an ascending young QB on the roster fresh off a 8 or 9 win season?
Do they Start the rookie QB week 1, wait for the crowd to boo him to the bench?
Do they start their third year ascending QB week 1? What happens if he is on pace for another 9 win season?
Do they trade Hurts to a team and potentially watch 2 former QBs lead other teams to the playoffs?
Saying that, there's a large probability he's the starter in Philly next year, unless Sirianni has shown them enough with Hurts limited skill set that he can convince them to draft his guy and move on from Hurts, because it's almost certain Hurts isn't Sirianni's guy.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I sold Hurts for a '22 mid 2nd and sterling shepherd right before the season started. Could I have gotten more if I sold him now? probably. But I still don't regret my trade. He's been very good for FF. But if you can get a good price for him I'd move him again in a heartbeat. All I want from a fantasy QB is week 2 week consistency, if im unsure wether or not he'll have a job in the next few seasons I don't want any part of itFantasyFreak wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 8:31 pmI doubt he isn't, but I also doubt Hurts is a long time starter in Philly. These statements are loaded questions, but nobody cares about guy "leading teams to the playoffs". Hurts might make the playoffs if they deal him, Wentz might this year. Doesn't matter. What matters is the outlook on the player, and SB potential. If you don't win a SB, it doesn't matter. Will anybody say Wentz "lead the Colts to the playoffs"? I am huge advocate that Wentz has done well this year. But it took an MVP caliber performance from JT and the D stepping up in recent week to even have a shot. Hurts isn't winning a Super Bowl. Not unless he gets struck by lightning. So if you can trade him and make a profit off his original pick value, it's not going to be a black mark on the franchise long term.remedy29 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 5:26 pm Personally, I don't see how Jalen Hurts is not starting week 1 in 2022 season, and mostly likely for the Eagles. Nor do I see the Eagles drafting a QB.
Besides trading for a well established veteran, how do the Eagles proceed with drafting a QB in round 1 next year while they have an ascending young QB on the roster fresh off a 8 or 9 win season?
Do they Start the rookie QB week 1, wait for the crowd to boo him to the bench?
Do they start their third year ascending QB week 1? What happens if he is on pace for another 9 win season?
Do they trade Hurts to a team and potentially watch 2 former QBs lead other teams to the playoffs?
Saying that, there's a large probability he's the starter in Philly next year, unless Sirianni has shown them enough with Hurts limited skill set that he can convince them to draft his guy and move on from Hurts, because it's almost certain Hurts isn't Sirianni's guy.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
You should try Superflex, it's a fun up-and-coming format!ThunderTung wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 8:56 pm I've said it before and I'll say it again. I sold Hurts for a '22 mid 2nd and sterling shepherd right before the season started. Could I have gotten more if I sold him now? probably. But I still don't regret my trade. He's been very good for FF. But if you can get a good price for him I'd move him again in a heartbeat. All I want from a fantasy QB is week 2 week consistency, if im unsure wether or not he'll have a job in the next few seasons I don't want any part of it
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uDWlD_NkbI
Good break down here by JT. Shows some positives and negatives from Hurts, and some nice play designs by Sirianni.
Good break down here by JT. Shows some positives and negatives from Hurts, and some nice play designs by Sirianni.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
Definitely he isa scheme needy QB but if the coach is willing then he has a future. If you’re not running an RPO offense as your base Hurts is less appealing both in fantasy and reality football Now that requires getting a backup that is proficient in same scheme. That’s why J. Huntley was a big favorite even as a UDFA . Lamar goes out and you barely missed a beat.
Minshew can play it but not a threat to the extent of busting big runs but athletic enough to move the chains & take the extra wear & tear. Ideally if Philly commits to keeping Hurts around they go get a young guy like Liberty’s QB as-camp guy to push & learn on the job . Should be able to get him w/ one of the later 1sts or maybe even 2nd rd pick. Build youth core on defense instead of mortgaging the future for a Watson or Wilson. Doubt Wilson would even go to Philly with his fragile ego. Iggles fans would chew him up & spit him out if things went bad early. Watson can’t be as choosy so he might jump @ first offer instead of holding out for his ideal choice(s)
Minshew can play it but not a threat to the extent of busting big runs but athletic enough to move the chains & take the extra wear & tear. Ideally if Philly commits to keeping Hurts around they go get a young guy like Liberty’s QB as-camp guy to push & learn on the job . Should be able to get him w/ one of the later 1sts or maybe even 2nd rd pick. Build youth core on defense instead of mortgaging the future for a Watson or Wilson. Doubt Wilson would even go to Philly with his fragile ego. Iggles fans would chew him up & spit him out if things went bad early. Watson can’t be as choosy so he might jump @ first offer instead of holding out for his ideal choice(s)
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
He is not good (in real life)
Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
Great fantasy QB, awful real life QB.
Sell. But he was a sell for me anyways just like Lamar has been since his monster season. Running QB's with limited ability to throw the ball don't last long in the game.
Sell. But he was a sell for me anyways just like Lamar has been since his monster season. Running QB's with limited ability to throw the ball don't last long in the game.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
Bad NFL QB with a bad coaching staff.
He needs to improve all aspects of his passing game.
Can he run with his legs? Yes
Can he put up good fantasy numbers? Yes
Is he going to keep a starting job in the NFL? Not a long one. Maybe eagles keep him as the starter next year, or maybe they draft a QB in the first round or use some their capital to get a better one.
He needs to improve all aspects of his passing game.
Can he run with his legs? Yes
Can he put up good fantasy numbers? Yes
Is he going to keep a starting job in the NFL? Not a long one. Maybe eagles keep him as the starter next year, or maybe they draft a QB in the first round or use some their capital to get a better one.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
This, eventually the run threat starts to fall off and you have to make the throws.
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Re: Jalen Hurts: What's the verdict?
Have to give credit to fantasyfreak, you've been right on Hurts all year. His arm just isn't close to ready to compete in this type of game, and probably never will be.
Even as an Eagles fan I'm glad I sold Hurts while I could.
Even as an Eagles fan I'm glad I sold Hurts while I could.
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