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PHILADELPHIA It was simply a glimpse into the mindset of Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts. But that glimpse could portend into so much more despite an uneven offensive performance through the first week of training camp.This happened on Monday, Aug. 3. On the first play of a 7-on-7 drill, Hurts threw a quick pass into the flat to wide receiver Elijah Moore. Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell jumped the route, intercepted the ball, and ran it back for what would have been a touchdown.Buy Philadelphia Eagles ticketsA few plays later, Hurts hit Moore on a deep route over the middle. Hurts, who rarely shows emotion, ran down the field to celebrate with Moore.When asked why on Aug. 5, Hurts responded that the interception was a "mishap" on Moore's part as the veteran free agent cut back inside when he should have kept going towards the sideline."I just think that was an example of responding," Hurts said. "Thats what I was so proud of and happy about. Not the throw, but that (Moore) was able to play the next play, show up in the right window at the right time, and rip it in there for a touchdown down the middle of the field."So I think thats just the M.O. about being a resilient team, being a group of guys that we understand the importance of doing our job."These are the signs that Hurts has bought in and embraced the new offensive system under first-year offensive coordinator Sean Mannion. Hurts called this process "calibrating" the offense to understand the reasoning behind every call, every read.It hasn't shown yet on the field, for the most part. Through six training camp practices, the defense has been superior in five of them, including the Aug. 5 practice. But Hurts said he's seeing the progress."This is a time where were putting it together and finding out who we are," Hurts said. "Its been very good to be able to compete against the defense that we have built and set an identity with who they are. Obviously, weve got a lot of new pieces, an entirely new approach and M.O. and philosophy to our offense. "So being able to put that together and make it our own, Im excited for where we are."Here, then, are three signs that Hurts, for one, will thrive in this offense.EAGLES TRAINING CAMP: Eagles Day 6 camp observations. Jalen Hurts adapts without 3 injured WRsJalen Hurts' level of understandingA constant theme throughout the spring and early part of camp has been Hurts constantly asking questions, whether it's with Mannion, or the other players on offense.Andy Dalton, who's entering his 16th NFL season, has noticed this, too."Just the way he works and how important it is to him," Dalton said. "Its been a lot of fun to see how he has really taken ownership of this offense ... For him, wanting to know all the little details with everything that goes into it to make sure that he not only knows everything that hes supposed to do, but the other guys around him. "Ive been very impressed."This is not a new phenomenon for Hurts, who has been meticulous with asking questions and studying over the years. But in a new offense, it is imperative for Hurts to understand what everyone is supposed to do."I think asking those questions gives you a great understanding, and Ive been very excited about the conversations that Sean and I have been able to have," Hurts said.EAGLES EARLY CAMP STANDOUTS: 5 Eagles winning position battles (so far), and who's falling behindWorking wide receivers after DeVonta Smith injuryDeVonta Smith, the Eagles top receiver, and first-round draft pick Makai Lemon have missed the past two practices with hamstring injuries. It's not known how much longer they will be out.While Lemon will be set back because of the time missed, their absences have enabled Hurts to work with the other new receivers on the roster. That includes Dontayvion Wicks, whom the Eagles traded for, and the veteran free agents in Moore and Hollywood Brown. But there are also returnees like Darius Cooper, Johnny Wilson, and yes, even Quez Watkins, who was the Eagles' second leading wide receiver in 2021 and spent all of last season on the practice squad.Many of those players worked out with Hurts during the six-week break leading into training camp, whether it was in Florida or near Hurts' home in Houston. "You get an opportunity to see whos who, whats what, everybodys mentality, their approach," Hurts said. "And you give guys chances in some situations to build that trust. That doesnt stop in the summertime in Florida or Houston when were working out intimately. It continues throughout practice every day, every meeting, every conversation. So were just continuing to build on that."Hurts and Smith, meanwhile, know each other well enough. They have worked together going back to when they were teammates at Alabama, and now into their sixth season together with the Eagles in the NFL. Is Jalen Hurts running again?What has made Hurts so dangerous is his ability to run. But that was curtailed somewhat last season for a variety of reasons as Hurts had just 421 yards, his lowest total in a season by nearly 200 yards since the start of the 2021 season. But with Hurts under center more in Mannion's offense, the running opportunities might not be there as often as if he was in the shotgun in the zone-read. Then again, through the past few practices, Hurts has taken off and run more, both in the shotgun and from under center. If Hurts can show he's a plus-one in the run game, that will increase his effectiveness in the passing game."Its too soon to answer yet," Hurts said about running more. "I think were still installing things and putting all aspects of the offense in. We havent finished installing. Theres still more to come. But were working and were building."Contact Martin Frank at mfrank@delawareonline.com. Follow on X @Mfranknfl. Sign up for the "Eye On The Eagles" newsletter, emailed to your inbox every Friday morning. Read his coverage of theEagles championship season in Flying High, a hardcover coffee-table book from Delaware Online/The News Journal.Details at Fly.ChampsBook.comThis article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: 3 signs Jalen Hurts will thrive in Eagles' offense ... after a bad INT

We've reached Day 38 in our countdown to the New Orleans Saints' season opener, making this 38-yard Drew Brees touchdown pass our pick for the Saints Play of the Day. It was a big throw in a big moment inside the two-minute warning; Brees and the New Orleans offense were facing 3rd-and-13 against a Raiders team coached by none other than Dennis Allen, a former Sean Payton assistant who knew them very well. But Brees delivered.Brees evaded pressure off his left side and stepped up as the pocket collapsed behind him. With Raiders defenders closing in on him fast, he lobbed a pass into the end zone where only Lance Moore could get it. The crafty wide receiver had put a step on his defender and Brees hit him in stride for the score, Moore going to the ground to protect the ball from an opponent leaping after him.Plays like that one are why Brees is going into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend. His ability to read the entire field and work quickly under pressure combined with a rare knack for placing the ball exactly where he wanted it made for one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. Highlights like this one are worth remembering on the occasion of his Hall of Fame induction.This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: This 38-yard Drew Brees touchdown pass is the Saints Play of the Day

Arteta optimistic on Arsenal transfers despite Vini Jr blowMikel Arteta insists Arsenal are optimistic about their transfer window despite suffering a setback in their pursuit of Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior. The Gunners have been linked with an ambitious 128 million for the Brazilian forward this summer. Real have reportedly held positive talks with Vini Jr over a new deal. His current contract has just 12 months left to run, but it is looking increasingly likely that he will remain at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. The north London outfit have already signed Piero Hincapie, Illan Meslier and Christos Tzolis, and are set to complete a 75 million transfer for Newcastle Uniteds Bruno Guimaraes, giving Arteta the belief they can attack every possible title next season. Arteta optimistic on Arsenal transfers despite Vini Jr blowSpeaking after Arsenals 3-1 defeat to Real Betis in Dublin on Wednesday, Arteta said: Were even more excited. We are going to attack every possible title as thats the ambition we have.We will go from strength to strength; whether its the players we have, to take them to a different level, or with the market that is still open to recruit as well. Were optimistic about it.All the work weve done during the summer is to understand what we need to do to win again and create a dynasty in this football club at the end.Asked if a deal for Guimaraes has been completed, Arteta responded: I cannot talk about any news. You sometimes get it faster than me. Ive been focused on the match so I dont know whats happened.I cannot talk about any player that is not an Arsenal player.Arteta optimistic on Arsenal transfers despite Vini Jr blowThe Gunners could miss out on one Brazilian, but are close to signing another one.Ste McGovern06/08/2026Barcelona battle Real Madrid for Rodri transferThe Man City star is in huge demand after winning the World Cup with Spain.Ste McGovern06/08/2026Newcastle plot 85m Nmecha bid as Guimaraes replacementNewcastle United are lining up a club-record bid for Borussia Dortmund's Felix Nmecha as the club seek a replacement for Bruno Guimaraes.Harry Diamond06/08/2026Read Arsenal signing Tzolis earns new nickname after winning fitness testRead More Alonso tells Chelsea to explore deal for Arsenal midfielderSee Also Arsenals 128m Vini Jr decision is really about beating JanuaryFollow the Football Faithful on Social Media:Facebook|Instagram|Twitter|YouTube|TikTok

David Ornstein provides update on Manchester United move for Lewis HallManchester United are not expected to sign Lewis Hall from Newcastle this summer, despite interest in the defender.Hall is a player of interest to Manchester United who are seeking a long-term replacement for Luke Shaw at left-back. Shaw has entered the final 12 months of his deal at Old Trafford, while the Red Devils want increased competition ahead of their Champions League return, amid Shaws history of fitness issues.However, a move for Hall looks unlikely, according to David Ornstein. The Athletics transfer insider said he does not expect the move to happen, as Newcastle look to hold on to a leading asset. The Magpies have endured a summer of upheaval with head coach Eddie Howe stepping down, and both Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali leaving St James Park. Club captain Bruno Guimaraes is also nearing a 75m transfer to Arsenal.As a result, Ornstein expects Newcastle to retain Hall, with no financial pressure to sell. He said he expects Newcastle to try and tie the 21-year-old down to a new long-term deal. Halls current contract runs until 2029.I dont expect [him] to be coming to Manchester United, Ornstein said.Theres clearly some interest, but Newcastle will be determined to keep a hold of him, probably even more so following the departure of Eddie Howe, and lets see that they would even like to time down to a new contractRead Rashford says farewell to Barcelona after Manchester United returnSee Also Every major change announced in FPL for 2026/27

NEW DELHI: Fresh from becoming the highest run-scorer in men's T20 cricket, England star Jos Buttler has already named the player he believes could eventually take the record away from him 15-year-old Indian batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.Buttler scripted history on Wednesday during Manchester Super Giants' emphatic nine-wicket win over Welsh Fire in The Hundred, smashing an unbeaten 51 off just 20 balls to surpass West Indies legend Kieron Pollard and climb to the top of the all-time T20 run charts.But while celebrating the milestone, the England wicketkeeper-batter looked to the future and singled out Sooryavanshi as the player most likely to rewrite history.'His name's probably Vaibhav Sooryavanshi'Speaking to Sky Sports after the match, Buttler admitted the achievement was special but acknowledged that records are meant to be broken."It's really cool, actually, to think you've got the most T20 runs out of anyone. Someone will surpass it one day - and his name's probably [Vaibhav] Sooryavanshi - but it's a proud moment," Buttler said.The praise comes after Sooryavanshi's meteoric rise over the past year. The teenage prodigy recently starred in India's 3-0 T20I series sweep over Zimbabwe, scoring 151 runs in three matches to claim his maiden Player of the Series award.Earlier this year, he had also lit up the ICC Men's Under-19 Cricket World Cup, amassing 439 runs to finish as the tournament's leading scorer and earn the Player of the Tournament honour, further cementing his reputation as one of world cricket's brightest young talents.Buttler reaches the summit of T20 cricketThe record-breaking moment came in spectacular fashion at Old Trafford. Chasing 156, Buttler hammered two fours and six sixes in his unbeaten 20-ball 51, reaching the landmark by launching Marco Jansen for three consecutive sixes.The knock took Buttler to 14,833 runs in 522 T20 matches, surpassing Pollard's 14,803 runs in 746 games. Former West Indies superstar Chris Gayle, who held the record for years, now sits third with 14,562 runs in 463 matches.Reflecting on the achievement, Buttler admitted he would have preferred to break the record a game earlier when Pollard was present in the opposition camp."We played against MI London last game and it would have been nice to get past Polly while he was there, sat in the dugout, but there's some great names on there, some special players, so I'm really proud of that," Buttler said. 132987653On the field, Tim Seifert's unbeaten 62 and Buttler's fireworks powered Manchester Super Giants to 161/1 in just 69 balls, chasing down Welsh Fire's 155/4 with 31 balls to spare and ending a three-match losing streak.

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