Jalen Hurts enters the 2026 NFL season adapting to a new offensive coordinator in Sean Mannion and a West Coast-style scheme featuring more under-center snaps, wide-zone blocking, pre-snap motion, and play-action concepts designed to create balance and reduce predictability. After posting a career-high 25 passing touchdowns in 2025, Hurts has received positive internal feedback on his adjustment despite interception issues in training camp and no preseason reps, with the Eagles emphasizing improved fundamentals and timing. The receiving group has been rebuilt around DeVonta Smith following A.J. Brown’s trade, supplemented by additions like Marquise Brown and rookie Makai Lemon, while the run game with Saquon Barkley aims to set up complementary passing opportunities. Schedule strength, red-zone efficiency, and early-season chemistry will shape volume and touchdown production in this transitional year.