Hurts Leads Eagles to Super Bowl Amid Rankings Debate

Jalen Hurts remains central to the Philadelphia Eagles’ offense, particularly excelling at the 'Tush Push' play, converting 81% of his short-yardage attempts in the 2024 season, though several quarterbacks posted even higher efficiencies. Hurts led the Eagles to a Super Bowl LIX victory and now forms a potent offensive trio with Saquon Barkley and A.J. Brown. Despite this success, analysts like Chris Simms have controversially ranked quarterbacks such as CJ Stroud higher than Hurts, citing regular season inconsistencies. Bo Nix had a standout rookie season for the Denver Broncos, outperforming Jayden Daniels statistically, but received a low PFF ranking, drawing criticism for perceived media undervaluation. In Cleveland, the Browns are highlighted for their strong defense and tight end play, with Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, and David Njoku named as top talents, though the team still lacks a franchise quarterback. These developments illustrate ongoing debates about quarterback value, team construction, and the subjectivity of player rankings in the NFL.