Remember the 2020 Eagles season? It felt like a slow-motion car crash. The franchise quarterback was crumbling. The offense was going nowhere. Meanwhile, a rookie watched, learned, and waited. It was a messy, awkward transition, the kind of drama that could fuel a whole season of a gritty HBO series.
That rookie was Jalen Hurts. The veteran was Carson Wentz. Five years later, Hurts finally addressed that tense period. His words were measured, yet they spoke volumes about his journey and the team's pivotal turning point.
Hurts offered a blunt, six-word admission about his time with Wentz.