Colin Cowherd has delivered a blunt assessment of Jalen Hurts while discussing the Philadelphia Eagles’ recent struggles.
With questions surrounding the team’s chemistry and offensive rhythm, some criticism has been directed toward wide receiver AJ Brown. Cowherd, however, suggested the issue may not be that simple.
He pointed the spotlight at the quarterback.
Colin Cowherd says some blame falls on Jalen Hurts
Speaking in comments shared by The Volume Sports, Colin Cowherd said: “I was told during the summer by a source very close to the Eagles front office that people were pointing to A.J. Brown. And some of it’s on Jalen Hurts.”
Cowherd indicated that internal frustration may extend beyond the wide receiver, hinting at shared responsibility within the offense.
The remarks add another layer to ongoing debates about leadership and cohesion inside the Eagles’ locker room.
Colin Cowherd questions Jalen Hurts’ leadership
Colin Cowherd added: “He is not well-liked in the locker room. He’s not a galvanizer. He’s not one of the guys. … Hurts is a different cat.”
The description suggests Cowherd views Hurts as reserved rather than outwardly charismatic. Whether that personality style affects team dynamics remains open to interpretation.
With expectations high in Philadelphia, scrutiny naturally intensifies. Cowherd’s comments will likely fuel further discussion about where accountability truly lies.
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