Dan Orlovsky

Yeah.

Like I think when they went on their Superbowl run, it was like the tightest team ever.

This feels like with all the noise that you're hearing around, like a team that might be separating and like the, the, the,

furthest from that and so i do think that it's um they can get it together scheme-wise if they clean some stuff up but will they get it together uh when it comes to like truly like love playing with each other like you could watch buffalo play and you're like those dudes love playing football together and those dudes love playing football together

I don't necessarily get that vibe when I watch Philly.

And I, you know, Jalen, he's such a lightning rod because, and I've said this, I used to be crazy critical of Hurts, and I used to be like, eh.

And then he goes on, you know, he has a season where he's kind of trending towards an MVP.

And then he goes to the Super Bowl and he plays just as good, if not better than Patrick.

And they lose on the last play of the game.

They have a down year under a new coordinator.

He goes to this past 2024 season.

He goes on a really good run.

He plays good during the regular season.

Okay, but he has a pretty darn good playoff run.

He's ridiculous in the Super Bowl.

And so you're like, all right, I can't necessarily hate on you all the time.

You're proving everybody who hates on you wrong.

you ball in the biggest moments if i took you outside right now and we just took all the starting quarterbacks and we just put you in shorts and we threw it you wouldn't be the guy that you're like that's the pick i want you know like he'd probably be in the you know the 15 to 18 range as far as like just dropping back and throwing the football and looking like a a thrower or a passer

But he's big in big-time moments.

And so, like, no, are we taking Jalen Hurts as a superstar stereotypical quarterback?