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The new NFL season is just a few months away, and the excitement level is through the roof! Fans are speculating about which teams will dominate, what surprises this year will bring, and who will win the Super Bowl.
With preseason training just around the corner, expectations are high. The favorites are always the same, and the Kansas City Chiefs are looking for revenge after being crushed by the Philadelphia Eagles last season.
Incidentally, the reigning Super Bowl champions are preparing to hit the NFL kickoff in the best possible shape.
That said, some changes have proven costly for the team.
Jalen Hurts revealed that almost the entire Kellen Moore offense was new to him at first, which was evident in his first few difficult practices.
However, after six weeks of training, Hurts mastered the system, minimized mistakes, and led the Eagles to 18 wins and the Lombardi Trophy.
The Eagles are implementing immediate changes
It makes no sense to completely overhaul the offensive scheme only to rebuild it again this year, especially since Kevin Patullo is moving up from ing game coordinator to offensive coordinator.
"I know I gave a number on that in the past, but things evolve and change over time. We're just digging into it. It's really important. It's something I've learned: You have to evolve over time," Jalen Hurts said at a press conference last week.
"With new coach Kevin Patullo in charge of offensive leadership, you get new ideas and perspectives from everyone."
Hurts acknowledged that defining the team's style will take time, especially since the Eagles were adjusting their offense last year when they made Saquon Barkley their focal point after the break.
Patullo brings an advantage in knowing these transitions well, having worked alongside Nick Sirianni in Philadelphia for four years and having previous experience with him.
The truth is that they are handling this process wonderfully and will surely be competing for that Super Bowl championship. The competition is tough, but the Eagles are ready to take on the challenge.