Jalen Hurts has been the target of criticism from analysts like Cam Newton and Chris Simms, who often question his value while failing to justify their rankings of other quarterbacks. This has raised eyebrows as the narrative around Hurts seems disproportionate compared to his peers. Former Eagles player Torrey Smith has stepped up to defend Hurts, arguing that the quarterback's performance is often undermined due to the support he receives from a competent front office. Smith emphasizes that Hurts successfully manages the resources at his disposal, unlike other quarterbacks who lack similar backing.

The NFL offseason is transitioning into its quieter phase, but Chris Simms is keeping the excitement alive by ranking the top 46 quarterbacks for the upcoming season. This year, Simms is adopting a tiered pyramid structure instead of just a top-40 list, which adds a fresh perspective to the quarterback landscape. His initial three tiers—The Caretakers, Backup Supremes, and Wow or Whoa—highlight the varying levels of quarterback talent and reliability as teams prepare for training camp. Fans can look forward to more in-depth evaluations in the coming weeks as Simms continues to unveil his rankings.

Chris Simms, son of former Giants QB Phil Simms, believes the New York Giants are poised for a difficult season and suggests that rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart may be given the opportunity to start sooner than expected. With Russell Wilson underwhelming, Simms argues there’s little to lose in making the switch to Dart, as the team won’t be competing at a high level. Dart's potential introduction could rejuvenate a struggling offense and offer a glimpse of the future.