Vic Fangio, Jalen Carter see a faster Jalen Hurts this summer
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has reportedly regained his speed, which could significantly impact the team's performance.
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This assessment followed reports that the quarterback had lost a step during the previous season. The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.
Sources (4)
- Vic Fangio reveals that Jalen Hurts lost a step in 2025, but he’s back, which is huge for the Eagles Inquirer.com · 22d ago
- Jalen Hurts looks faster, the Eagles defense can see it PhillyVoice · 22d ago
- How fast is Jalen Hurts now? Yahoo Sports · 22d ago
- Vic Fangio Says Jalen Hurts Looks Faster crossingbroad.com · 22d ago
The story so far
Vic Fangio, the Eagles' defensive coordinator, was the first to note that Jalen Hurts has regained his speed. Fangio had previously observed that Hurts had lost a step in 2025. Later reporting from Yahoo Sports and PhillyVoice echoed Fangio's observations, with Yahoo Sports questioning how fast Hurts is now.
Crossing Broad also confirmed Fangio's assessment. The Eagles stand to gain significantly if Hurts' speed has indeed returned. The team's defense has also noted the improvement, which could bode well for their upcoming season.
The Inquirer.com and PhillyVoice both emphasize the positive impact this could have on the Eagles' performance.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 19d ago.
The obvious questions
Who first noted Jalen Hurts' regained speed?
Vic Fangio, the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive coordinator.
What impact could Hurts' speed have on the Eagles?
A faster Hurts could significantly improve the Eagles' performance, benefiting both the offense and defense.
Which outlets have covered Hurts' speed?
The Inquirer.com, PhillyVoice, Yahoo Sports, and Crossing Broad have all covered the story.
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