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Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert, etc will be looking at 60-65 million a year and he is as good or better than either so you have to pay him his market value.Unbelievable. He's a nice player but not close to this level of pay.
perhaps, but no player is worth what they make. The market determines the value and he just led his team to the Super bowl. Soon, someone will pass him, it is what it is and I would rather see the players get it than the owners. So congrats to hurts. I agree he wouldn't be my first choice, but he works for Philly there is no doubtUnbelievable. He's a nice player but not close to this level of pay.
perhaps, but no player is worth what they make. The market determines the value and he just led his team to the Super bowl. Soon, someone will pass him, it is what it is and I would rather see the players get it than the owners. So congrats to hurts. I agree he wouldn't be my first choice, but he works for Philly there is no doubt
3700/22/6He didn't. His OL lead their team. Their defense was a big part of their success too. Their defense took a lot of heat for losing that Superbowl but the eagles win without hurts unforced fumble that was returned for a TD.
He's a good player but nowhere near this level. If he left and went to another team, he would look much different. However with this OL the eagles could plug in any game manager and be just as good
The eagles wouldn’t be in the super bowl without hurts. He was that entire offesne. Everything runs through him. Without him it was less than pedestrian. That defense took a lot of heat because they couldn’t get a stop in the second half.He didn't. His OL lead their team. Their defense was a big part of their success too. Their defense took a lot of heat for losing that Superbowl but the eagles win without hurts unforced fumble that was returned for a TD.
He's a good player but nowhere near this level. If he left and went to another team, he would look much different. However with this OL the eagles could plug in any game manager and be just as good
Agreed....now that he is making all this money. His cap space hit will eat up a ton more and Eagles won't have the money for elite OL, top end WR core, top D unit, etc... And how will the Eagles and Hurt look when all of this happens.He didn't. His OL lead their team. Their defense was a big part of their success too. Their defense took a lot of heat for losing that Superbowl but the eagles win without hurts unforced fumble that was returned for a TD.
He's a good player but nowhere near this level. If he left and went to another team, he would look much different. However with this OL the eagles could plug in any game manager and be just as good
The nfl salary cap is basicially fiction at this point. After restructuring lane johnsons deal they will have 70 million in cap space next year.Agreed....now that he is making all this money. His cap space hit will eat up a ton more and Eagles won't have the money for elite OL, top end WR core, top D unit, etc... And how will the Eagles and Hurt look when all of this happens.
1. I thought Hurts was really good last year
2. I thought Hurts was very 'meh' two years ago
3. Hurts wasn't elite QB out of college...so not a huge pedigree.
The thought he gets this contract based on essentially one year and with a stacked roster and coaches are getting new jobs, etc..I think it is pretty risky for Eagles to be honest.
They’ve spent the last several years preparing for the loss of older player but the offense is basically locked in for the next 2 years. The eagles also deal in a way that allows them to restructure any of their players deals to open up cap space.We'll see how this works out. IMO, he's not ready to beat the good NFL teams from the pocket. Does he get injured running as often as he did this past year?
My opinion is paying any one player this level of cash is the beginning of the end for any franchise. At some point, this one contract will become an anchor and the surrounding cast will get younger, probably less talented and/or less highly paid.
Hurts had a huge year for Philly and was a key ingredient in their season. The OL was also an ingredient. If this contract requires shedding the OL, receivers, defensive stalwarts, etc. over the next few seasons, I just can't believe this is a good deal for the team.
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That's elite numbers. His rushing numbers will go down with time but he was a stud last season. He didnt need to throw for 5000 because their rushing game was so good. The sky is the limit for Hurts. I've been pulling for him since he got benched for Tua and I'm a Dallas fan.
The eagles wouldn’t be in the super bowl without hurts. He was that entire offesne. Everything runs through him. Without him it was less than pedestrian. That defense took a lot of heat because they couldn’t get a stop in the second half.
One fumble from the first quarter isn’t the difference. They went up multiple scores after that. That defense was mostly god awful against good teams/good quarterbacks last year. Dallas and Green Bay.
With QB deals, if he can get you to a super bowl and isn’t flashing guns or body parts, just get it done now and bite that bullet. The next deal will eclipse this one, and hell it’s only 5 years. If he sucks by year 3, draft a new QB and he’ll either ask to be traded or cut him and play the rookie.
I admit not a cap space guru.....and dudes re structuring is hard to keep up withThe nfl salary cap is basicially fiction at this point. After restructuring lane johnsons deal they will have 70 million in cap space next year.
I get you don’t like hurts but to act as if his play and running ability didn’t make them better simply isn’t true. They’ve had that same o line for multiple seasons but regardless … the QB always gets more praise then they may deserve in a win and and more blame than they may deserve in a loss and the eagles aren’t the same without hurtsHe didn't. His OL lead their team. Their defense was a big part of their success too. Their defense took a lot of heat for losing that Superbowl but the eagles win without hurts unforced fumble that was returned for a TD.
He's a good player but nowhere near this level. If he left and went to another team, he would look much different. However with this OL the eagles could plug in any game manager and be just as good
I get you don’t like hurts but to act as if his play and running ability didn’t make them better simply isn’t true. They’ve had that same o line for multiple seasons but regardless … the QB always gets more praise then they may deserve in a win and and more blame than they may deserve in a loss and the eagles aren’t the same without hurts
I admit not a cap space guru.....and dudes re structuring is hard to keep up with
But I know Dallas lost dudes when Dak started picking up more cap space....and we see him less effective
Mahomes lost Tyreke Hill and some defenders....but he's the best and can overcome it. Can Hurts carry a load like Mahomes....we'll get to find out.
See my earlier postSeems like a great guy. I do like him. He just doesn't warrant tis value.
Getting praise and being the highest paid player ever, albeit probably temporarily, are two far different things.
Brissett and Dalton not taking the Eagles to SBHowever with this OL the eagles could plug in any game manager and be just as good
No doubt.. Gotta pay for it at some point.Agreed....now that he is making all this money. His cap space hit will eat up a ton more and Eagles won't have the money for elite OL, top end WR core, top D unit, etc... And how will the Eagles and Hurt look when all of this happens.
1. That's usually how it works.Their rushing game, and offense, was good because of their OL. They were dominant.
He wasn't the only one that could've done it.
Their rushing game, and offense, was good because of their OL. They were dominant.
I don't think so. Other qbs could've made it there on that unit. Give him the Bengals OL and the eagles don't make it.
He wasn't the only one that could've done it. I do think they should've resigned him but this is too much. Like @K_TIME said, he just sucked up a lot of cap money so for better or worse he will be the man needing to put the offense in his back.
What should've happened was he resigned but at a more reasonable rate with the agreement it be spread amongst the OL. Sounds like burrow is willing to follow the Brady plan of taking less so the team can get better. We'll see
Contracts are largely window dressing though, they are only worth what’s fully guaranteed and each year someone resets the market- that’s just how it works. Burrow probably now beats him, etc etc etcSeems like a great guy. I do like him. He just doesn't warrant tis value.
Getting praise and being the highest paid player ever, albeit probably temporarily, are two far different things.
Brissett and Dalton not taking the Eagles to SB
Jimmy G? Lol absolutely not. Hurts is that offense.Lol cmon. Noone would argue Andy Dalton is even that. He's a backup. Brisset is a journeyman stretch, although closer.
Someone like jimmy G? Definitely.
He went to OU and put up monster #s in Lincoln Riley's offense. He had 52 tds and over 5000 yards in total offense and led OU to the playoffs. He was elite coming out of college.Agreed....now that he is making all this money. His cap space hit will eat up a ton more and Eagles won't have the money for elite OL, top end WR core, top D unit, etc... And how will the Eagles and Hurt look when all of this happens.
1. I thought Hurts was really good last year
2. I thought Hurts was very 'meh' two years ago
3. Hurts wasn't elite QB out of college...so not a huge pedigree.
The thought he gets this contract based on essentially one year and with a stacked roster and coaches are getting new jobs, etc..I think it is pretty risky for Eagles to be honest.
Jimmy G? Lol absolutely not. Hurts is that offense.
That's not happening for awhile but even still they drafted a replacement for Kelce in Cam Jurgens. They'll be able to draft Lane Johnson's replacement at 10 this year as well.We'll just have to disagree. When kelce retires and others on the ol sign elsewhere, we'll see what happens
No he’s not lol.Joe Burrow, Justin Herbert, etc will be looking at 60-65 million a year and he is as good or better than either so you have to pay him his market value.
By the time he's in the last couple of years of this contract, it will probably rank around 10-15th for QB contracts. Not bad all things considered.
No he’s not lol.
Record | Yards | TDs | INTs | Fumbles | Accolades | |
Burrow | 22-10 | 9300 | 78 | 26 | 11 | 1x Pro Bowl, 4th in MVP |
Hurts | 22-8 | 8400 | 61 | 15 | 18 | 2nd Team AP, 2x Pro Bowl, 2nd in MVP |
Herbert | 19-15 | 10200 | 66 | 25 | 9 | OROY, 1x Pro Bowl, 9th in MVP |
No he’s not lol.
The numbers, accolades, and record all state otherwise. That's of course with Burrow having the same weapons and the 4th highest payroll for an offensive line. Sometimes watching football should take precedent over random opinions. Just a thought really.That's one reason I just chalked it up an impasse. If some posters can't accept hurts isn't as good as burrow there really won't be any common ground
He didn't. His OL lead their team. Their defense was a big part of their success too. Their defense took a lot of heat for losing that Superbowl but the eagles win without hurts unforced fumble that was returned for a TD.
He's a good player but nowhere near this level. If he left and went to another team, he would look much different. However with this OL the eagles could plug in any game manager and be just as good
I get that you’re a fan of burrow and the bengals but fandom aside there are 5-6 guys in the second tier of QBs in the league behind (only) Mahomes and hurts, burrow, Herbert, Allen, Lamar, and maybe Rodgers.That's one reason I just chalked it up an impasse. If some posters can't accept hurts isn't as good as burrow there really won't be any common ground
I get that you’re a fan of burrow and the bengals but fandom aside there are 5-6 guys in the second tier of QBs in the league behind (only) Mahomes and hurts, burrow, Herbert, Allen, Lamar, and maybe Rodgers.
Sure but in the same instance if you threw burrow into Hurts or Lamar’s system it wouldn’t look the same either. Every offense in the nfl is molded to the strengths of the QB with the exception of Mahomes because he would succeed in any offense.I don't have an NFL team and only watch to appreciate the game. The eagles have an excellent offense, of which hurts is a key part. Hurts seems like a great young man and fought through much adversity to get where he is.
All that said, a key part of what makes hurts so productive is the fit. His oc, the ol, etc all fit him perfectly. If you put him on a different team he wouldn't be as effective. It's much like Steve McNair with the titans back in the day.
Before you cry racism, which was surely coming, players like Bridgewater and moon (for a real throwback) could and do/did produce in many places.
A QB with run as a large part of their game requires the right fit. When they have it, the offense is great. When they don't...meh