Having as many offensive coordinators as Jalen Hurts has had throughout his NFL career certainly can't be easy, though it doesn't look like that's going to change anytime soon.
There's obviously hope that Sean Mannion will come in and do the job for Philadelphia this year, but if history tells us anything, even if he does well, there's a scenario in which he'll get a new job elsewhere.
As of now, the Eagles don't really have much time to worry about that, so they'll have to go out and do what's needed on the offensive side of things and hope that he'll stick around.
For Hurts, this is just another situation in which he has to step up and do more than perhaps some other quarterbacks around the NFL.
Not every quarterback in the NFL has dealt with as many offensive coordinator changes as Hurts has in recent years, though he isn't using it as an excuse and, instead, is hopeful that he'll have a great training camp with his new offensive coordinator.
"I'm focused on this offense. I'm focused on building with Sean and being at my best," Hurts said, per the team. "Fluency is important. So being able to build with one language and grow within that, that opportunity excites me."
There are other factors at play in how the new-look Eagles offense will look next season.
That includes the changes to the wide receiver room, as A.J. Brown was traded, the Eagles drafted Makai Lemon, and made some other impressive moves, including the addition of Dontayvion Wicks.
Hurts understands that the offense will need to get some looks over the next month or so, but he sounds more than willing to figure that out.
"We're working. I think everything starts with that," Hurts said about the new receiver room. "Whether it's a new (corps), new unit, or a new offense, it's about jelling, putting the time together, building that chemistry, coming together, and pushing forward."
