Eagles GM Howie Roseman Confirms Confidence in Jalen Hurts Amid Contract Talks
Howie Roseman, the general manager of the Philadelphia Eagles, recently addressed the future of quarterback Jalen Hurts amid ongoing contract discussions. With the 2026 season approaching, speculation about a contract extension for Hurts has intensified, as he currently ranks 11th among NFL quarterbacks in annual salary.
During a conversation with Kay Adams at Eagles training camp, Roseman conveyed a sense of confidence in Hurts, emphasizing his resilience and ability to overcome challenges. While he did not promise an immediate deal, his comments suggested a strong commitment to the quarterback, who still has three years left on his current contract.
Roseman noted the importance of maintaining financial flexibility for the team, especially with several young players needing contracts. He praised Hurts for his leadership and performance, reinforcing the organization's belief in him. Additionally, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio remarked on Hurts' impressive training camp performance, indicating that he is in excellent shape and ready for the upcoming season.
