Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts enters his sixth NFL season with his sixth different offensive coordinator, but history shows Hurts turns every transition into fuel for success.

The Eagles have long slammed the door shut on rumors of dysfunction, and Jalen Hurts' recent message to his head coach further proves that.

Jalen Hurts is no stranger when it comes to entering as NFL season with a different play-caller. While it's not a situation Hurts has enjoyed, he's certainly embraced the adversity. Hurts had another one-and-done offensive coordinator in Kellen Moore last season,

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is in his first offseason as a Super Bowl champion, but there's still a familiar storyline to his preparation for the upcoming season.

Hurts has relied heavily on the Tush Push for touchdowns in fantasy football. He would not net 11 touchdowns from the 1-yard line without it. He has good legs and could potentially use them for scores without the play popularized by Philly, but 11 is far less feasible. Luckily for him, his TD ceiling remains.

Chris Simms explains why Jalen Hurts still isn’t in his top 5 QBs, despite Mike Florio’s playful jab and the fan backlash.

The Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl MVP is not just looking to repeat as a champion, but reach further heights as well.