Hurts’ pairing with an elite line shapes Philly’s offense; the Rams’ plan involves pressuring him while managing the run game and preserving down-field options.

Hurts acknowledged on Fallon that the huddle doesn’t call the play by the infamous nickname, highlighting its ubiquity and effectiveness within Philadelphia’s offense and signaling a team culture that emphasizes execution over labels.

Hurts relies on Goedert for timely targets; his distribution depends on Goedert’s health and the offense’s rhythm. The knee brace and return timeline shape Hurts’ decision-making, especially on intermediate routes and play-action passes.

Hurts has not yet thrown a touchdown in the first two games, highlighting Philly's passing struggles despite the 2-0 start. The offense leans on the run game and efficiency in other areas while Patullo and the staff search for a more cohesive air attack.

In his sixth year, Hurts posted 68.7% completions for 2,903 yards, 18 TDs, 12 INTs, plus 630 rushing yards and 14 rushing TDs last season, fueling the Eagles’ high-ceiling offense as a central fantasy engine.