What happened: Fox Sports' Jay Glazer visited the Philadelphia Eagles as part of his annual Glaze Across America training camp tour and reported that people across multiple parts of the organization are praising the effort Jalen Hurts has put into improving several areas of his game.

Why it matters: The report signals internal confidence in Hurts heading into the 2026 season, coming off a campaign in which Philadelphia won 11 games before a wild-card exit. Camp-level buy-in on a starting quarterback's offseason work is the kind of internal signal that shapes expectations before preseason play begins.

What to watch: Whether the improvement Glazer described shows up on the field will start to become visible as Philadelphia moves through the remainder of training camp and preseason games.