Hurts, Sirianni say all is peaceful between QB and Coach at Eagles' training camp
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts says he's in a great place with head coach Nick Sirianni
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jalen Hurts got to the point faster than he gets into the end zone on a tush push. Before a reporter could finish the first question to Hurts on the first day of Eagles’ training camp about the franchise QB’s seemingly complicated dynamic with coach Nick Sirianni, Hurts cut him off: The bottom line, all is good between Hurts and the fourth-year coach.
“I think we’re in a great place,” Hurts said.
Do the Eagles really believe it inside the locker room?
On a muggy Wednesday in Philadelphia, hundreds of fans packed the team facility to watch the first drills of camp — the first one held without either retired greats Jason Kelce or Fletcher Cox since 2010 — and tried to deduce if any simmering tension existed between Sirianni and Hurts.
