Is Jalen Hurts a good quarterback? Does he deserve a long-term contract as the centerpiece of Nick Sirianni's offense? We don't know yet, but it's evident the front office will give Hurts every opportunity to answer the question in 2022. Hurts enters 2022 as the unquestioned starter, and the front office did nothing in free agency or the draft to upset the apple cart. On the other hand, Howie Roseman has set the team up to make an aggressive move for a heralded rookie signal-caller in next year's draft if Hurts doesn't earn his keep. Statistically speaking, Hurts hasn't put up impressive numbers. Last season he ranked 29th in completion rate (61.3%), 15th in yards per attempt (7.3), 20th in TD-INT ratio, and 25th (3.7%) in touchdown rate. But what Hurts lacked in passing polish, he made up for on the ground; he led all quarterbacks in rushing yards (782) and rushing touchdowns (10). Philadelphia showed it can win a lot of games playing that way, but can it win playoff games against elite opponents without a credible passing attack? Adding A.J. Brown to the top of the pecking order ensures we're about to find out. Hurts is a top-10 fantasy quarterback on his rushing upside, but don't bet on a Josh Allen/Lamar Jackson MVP ascendance until we see him evolve as a passer.

Jalen Hurts's percentile rank in each category, among s with more than 50 fantasy points.