Philadelphia fell to New York in Week 6 as Hurts’ passing accuracy wavered and the offense failed to sustain drives. Hurts threw for 283 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT, was sacked three times, and posted a 31.1 QBR. Clock issues near halftime cost a potential field goal and the team never found a steady rhythm, leaving coaches in the crosshairs. Still, the ceiling remains high, with Brown delivering a key 30-yard connection and Hurts’ rushing upside always lurking.

The piece notes that coaching decisions were a factor, but Hurts’ ball location and decision-making also need refinement. Fantasy managers should watch offensive play-calling, the timing of throws, and whether Hurts can tighten mechanics to unleash the full range of his upside in upcoming matchups.