Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman went on WIP and shut down any talk about Jalen Hurts being “on the clock” or facing a make-or-break year. Straight up, Roseman said he doesn’t agree with that perception at all. He’s got a quarterback and a head coach, Nick Sirianni, who do one thing: win.
Roseman’s Defense of a Proven Winner
Roseman made it clear that for the Eagles, and for their whole fanbase, the bottom line is winning football games. And according to him, all Hurts does is win. That goes for Sirianni too. This isn’t just talk; Roseman sees a guy with a “tremendous track record” who just goes out and “plays good football.” He’s really excited about having Hurts as their quarterback.
The Staggering Win-Loss Record
You wanna talk numbers? Since Sirianni became head coach, in games started by Hurts, the Eagles are an insane 56-22 in the regular season. Not only that, they’ve gone 6-4 in the postseason, including bringing home a Super Bowl. That kind of track record? That’s what Roseman calls a “barometer” for success. It’s hard to argue with those results when they stack up like that.
Roseman is “really excited about this season and what we have going forward.” With those kinds of stats and that level of excitement from the GM, it seems pretty clear where the Eagles stand on their QB and HC. Get ready to see if they keep stacking those wins this season.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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