Jalen Hurts
PHI

Jalen Hurts

QBBye Wk 10● high injury riskMarket ADP 80 · QB7
Updated Sep 3, 2026
Per-game floor / ceiling · half-PPRProj. games: 15.6 / 17
Floor16.3
Proj.19.6
Ceiling24.3
AI outlook

Jalen Hurts dual-threat elite QB. MVP-caliber talent on Eagles. Explosive rushing upside with strong passing. Consistent top-3 QB candidate. Analyst consensus: elite QB with rushing bonus.

Recent news

No recent news on file.

Strengths & concerns
Pros / cons +

Pros

  • New OC (Sean Mannion) reportedly restoring designed QB run volume after a depressed 2025 rushing season
  • Elite pass-blocking tackle duo (Mailata, Johnson) protects a dual-threat rushing role
  • Goal-line/short-yardage rushing TD role is a sticky, scheme-driven skill signal, not one-year noise
  • 28 years old in prime physical window, no age-related decline expected

Cons

  • Recurring concussion history creates real tail risk beyond normal QB injury variance
  • A.J. Brown trade (Aug 5, 2026) removes a proven top-tier target, replaced by unproven Wicks/rookie Lemon
  • 2026 offensive pace, PROE, and red-zone play-calling are unconfirmed - real uncertainty around volume under a new OC
  • Passing TD rate and INT rate are both expected to regress toward league mean, capping upside tied to 2025 efficiency outliers
Why our rank differs from ADP
disagree higher

Designed QB runs are back under the new OC, and rushing TDs are a sticky skill the market is underpricing.

Full breakdown +

We rank Hurts 57th (PPR) vs a consensus ADP of 81. New OC Sean Mannion is restoring the designed-run role that was suppressed in 2025, and his goal-line rushing role is scheme-driven, not noise. The A.J. Brown trade hurts the passing ceiling, but the rushing floor carries the projection above his draft price.

Our model
Market ADP?80
Blended rank?81
Consensus rank?74
Tier?Tier 4
VBD score?63.8
Risk profile

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Projected PPG
Standard19.6
Half-PPR19.6
Full PPR19.6
Confidence tier
Med