Jalen Hurts, fresh off a Super Bowl victory and MVP title, continues to face scrutiny regarding his status among NFL quarterbacks. Critics argue that his success is largely due to an elite supporting cast, including star players like Saquon Barkley and A.J. Brown, and not solely his own abilities. Coach Nick Sirianni vehemently defends Hurts, dismissing the criticisms as media-driven debates. While Hurts’ overall performance has been commendable, statistics reveal a mixed bag: a completion rate of 68.7% and 18 touchdowns over the past season, but also a middling ranking in key passing metrics. His impressive rushing totals, with 630 yards and 14 touchdowns, highlight his dual-threat capability, yet lead to ongoing discussions about whether his success hinges more on his surroundings than his individual talent.