What happened: Howie Roseman described Jalen Hurts as a winner whose best quality is adjusting during a game to find a path to victory. Dan Orlovsky called that assessment a valuable message for young quarterbacks.
Why it matters: The endorsement reinforces that Hurts is judged by outcomes rather than a single statistical profile. It also gives developing quarterbacks a clear lesson: adapt to the game instead of forcing one preferred style.
By the numbers: Hurts enters 2026 with 138 total touchdowns since 2022, second in the NFL over that span.
What to watch: The next test is whether that adaptability carries into the opening weeks of the 2026 regular season.