After Coach Brian Johnson was fired,

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts prepares to face yet another change in offensive coordinators, along with the loss of a longtime family friend who served as his coach. With Brian Johnson departing after a disappointing season, Hurts remains optimistic about the team’s prospects for improvement. Despite expressing eagerness to work with Coach Sirianni and the incoming coordinator, Hurts acknowledges the challenges of adapting to yet another shift in leadership.

Nick Sirianni, although returning as head coach, acknowledges that the offensive strategy will undergo adjustments under the new coordinator’s guidance. Hurts, who has experienced a revolving door of coordinators throughout his career, now faces the task of building rapport with a fresh face in the coaching staff. The departure of Brian Johnson, a close friend of Hurts since childhood, adds another layer of complexity to the situation.

Sirianni emphasizes the importance of ensuring a smooth transition and fostering a productive relationship between Hurts and the new coordinator. However, the impact of losing Johnson, who had a longstanding connection with Hurts, remains uncertain. While speculation arises about Hurts’ comfort level without Johnson, Sirianni emphasizes the ongoing communication with his players, particularly the quarterback, to address any concerns.

The departure of Johnson raises questions about Hurts’ role in the selection process for the new coordinator. Despite suggestions that Hurts may influence the decision, general manager Howie Roseman asserts that such decisions are not the players’ responsibility. Roseman emphasizes the organization’s commitment to making informed choices aimed at achieving success on the field.

Hurts, for his part, remains focused on personal growth and development. He acknowledges the evolution he has undergone since joining the Eagles and emphasizes the need to continue evolving both on and off the field. Despite the challenges posed by coaching changes and the loss of a familiar face, Hurts expresses confidence in his ability to adapt and lead the team forward.