Jalen Hurts was ranked No. 56 in the NFL Top 100 on Wednesday, falling from his No. 36 ranking a year ago.
And Hurts’ former teammate and current Buffalo Bills safety thought the rating was criminally low:
Of note, the players themselves vote on the NFL Top 100.
Hurts was probably due for a drop down the rankings after the Eagles had a pretty rough season on the offensive side of the ball in 2025. While the counting stats don’t look bad—3,224 yards, 25 touchdowns and six interceptions through the air, 421 rushing yards, eight scores and four fumbles lost on the ground—the Eagles finished 23rd in passing offense (194.3 YPG), 24th in total offense (311.2 YPG) and 18th in scoring (22.3 PPG).
Philly was largely rode an excellent defense into the postseason but was one-and-done in the Wild Card Round. The hope is that with a new offensive coordinator (Sean Mannion) and scheme in place, the team may be able to regain some of the offensive magic that helped lead to a Super Bowl title in the 2024 campaign.
