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Indeed… You are familiar with Emmanuel Acho and ‘Speak’ from FS1?

He began his career with the Oklahoma Sooners and the Alabama Crimson Tide, two legendary college football organizations. Since Week 14 of the 2020 season, he has started for the Philadelphia Eagles. He has broken NFL and franchise records. Yes, a lot of those have come from his skill as a runner, but he’s also demonstrated good arm use.

Although it’s a good problem to have, we can spend weeks without talking about quarterback QB1 because of the Eagles’ incredible roster, draft class, and free agency haul. Oh my god… How frequently has that occurred?

But Jalen is a topic of conversation that is too fascinating to ignore for too long. However, that was recently resolved by Speak host Emmanuel Acho and Fomer Bird. What do you think? The trial of Philly’s offensive signal-caller is back in the public’s eye.

Jalen Hurts, in Emmanuel Acho’s opinion, is “good” but “not good enough.”

Finding information on our Birds might feel like an overwhelming endeavor at times because there are so many resources available. Even if you pay close attention to the news throughout the day, you frequently miss most of what has been spoken. However, we do occasionally visit New Heights. The 25/10 Show, which stars Sean McCoy and DeSean Jackson, is the same. Oh my! Recently, they really lighted up Chip Kelly, didn’t they?

Here’s an additional one. Frequently, we watch Speak on FS1. Emmanuel Acho and Shady, two former Eagles, are among the hosts. That is most likely very related to it. Something Acho stated recently caught our attention.

The name Jalen Hurts made its way into a conversation. This is where the story really started to take shape. According to Emmanuel, Philly’s QB1 is “good” but “not elite”. Hurts, in Acho’s perspective, isn’t good enough to lead the Birds to and win the Super Bowl.

Though we can see where he’s coming from, we don’t quite agree. Is it necessary to improve hurts? He really does, but in a Super Bowl, we saw him outperform Patrick Mahomes. There’s got to be someplace inside Jalen that man still.

Recall the 12th week of the 2023 NFL season. After defeating the Buffalo Bills in overtime, Philly had just turned the page. At the time, Jalen was the clear favorite to win the MVP award in the NFL. That did not happen by accident or mistake, ladies and gentlemen.

Now, we’re biased because we’re football addicts. We think the hardest position in sports to play is quarterback. That’s the reason six or more are selected so highly each season; enough said about that.

For the purposes of this debate, let’s assume that quarterbacking isn’t the hardest position in football to play. It’s undoubtedly among the top two or three if that is the case. As of the publication of this piece, Jalen has started 51 games in the regular season and five more in the postseason.

We’ve witnessed flashes. We have also observed opportunities, but really? Not only is he 25 years old, but he won’t be 26 until August. Jalen will get better, the data indicates that.

The collegiate career has already discussed. We may bring up his time as Carson Wentz’s backup in his debut season. We can talk about Tua Tagovailoa replacing him as the starting quarterback at Alabama during the NCAA tournament. Hurts is a good adversity manager. He must now provide another professional assistance.

In our opinion? Jalen is going to be well. We also thought his injury from previous season had a greater impact on him than he disclosed. He approaches the game and his work ethic with incredible skill. He has a good supporting cast as well.

Kellen Moore, the new offensive coordinator, should be included. You can see how Dak Prescott changed while he was in charge. Some of that doubt was shared by Dak, and Philly’s offense has the potential to be even more dynamic than Moore’s in Dallas.

Now for the comeback. Hurts is someone we trust. Take a look around the league. While there are doubts about the majority of players, Philly has a quarterback who can both win and get them to the dance.