It's not always sunny in Philadelphia. On Wednesday morning, a damning report was published by ESPN, detailing how Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been a source of frustration for the franchise. "Poor body language, not always bought in, not the most coachable and the players notice," one person told ESPN about Hurts, who the story noted tends to be closed off, "continually fights" being under center and has "pushed back on changes" to the team's offensive scheme. The report notes that Hurt is viewed as a primary catalyst for Philadelphia's offense becoming "calcified" and that he "has shown a reluctance to let it rip at times, particularly against zone coverage." Moreover, just months after the Eagles won Super Bowl LIX in 2025, Hurts' character and the way he rubs off on those around him was labeled a "disaster." What's really going on here? "This is exactly what I was told [about Hurts by a source]. And when does the truth come out? When people think their jobs are in trouble; when people get replaced; when people are somewhere, get blamed for something, and they're out of town; they move to another job, then they'll talk. This is a reporter I trust, I was told this is starting to feel very like Russell Wilson with the Seattle Seahawks," Colin Cowherd said on Wednesday's edition of "The Herd," "where the quarterback, who has critics, is getting all the credit and the roster's stacked, and when they do infrequently lose, the roster gets the blame, and the quarterback doesn't." Last season, Philadelphia won the NFC East at 11-6 but proceeded to lose to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC wild-card round. In the regular season, Hurts totaled 3,224 passing yards, 25 passing touchdowns, six interceptions and a 98.5 passer rating, while completing 64.8% of his passes. He also rushed for 421 yards and eight touchdowns. In all, Philadelphia's offense was just 24th in the NFL in total yards (311.2 per game), 23rd in passing yards (194.3 per game), 19th in points (22.3 per game) and 18th in rushing yards (116.9 per game). Hurts' relationship with star wide receiver A.J. Brown has continually come into question, especially after the latter told fans to "get rid" of him in fantasy football during the regular season; Brown, a three-time Pro Bowler, totaled 1,003 receiving yards in the 2025 regular season, his lowest mark since 2021. Hurts, a Pro Bowler in three of the last four seasons, was the Super Bowl LIX MVP for the Eagles and has helped them reach two Super Bowls across his five seasons as their full-time starting quarterback (2022 and 2024 seasons). He signed a five-year, $255 million extension after the 2022 season. Change has been a constant for the Eagles at offensive coordinator, as Philadelphia has a new offensive coordinator in former Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Sean Mannion, who replaces the outgoing Kevin Patullo who was promoted to offensive coordinator for the 2025 season after Kellen Moore left his position following Super Bowl LIX to become the new head coach of the New Orleans Saints. The year prior (2023), Brian Johnson was the Eagles' offensive coordinator, replacing Shane Steichen, who was in the role from 2021-22 before leaving to become the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. [2026 NFL Draft Confidential: Unfiltered Scouting Takes On Top 5 QBs] "Saquon Barkley didn't get enough love, the D-Line and O-Line were dominating, but who got $255 million? Who's getting the commercials? Who's getting the magazine covers? It feels very Russell Wilson in Seattle," Cowherd said of the Eagles. "And GM Howie Roseman [has been] very reluctant to trade [star wide receiver] A.J. Brown. I've been saying this for two years: 'I don't get it.' Now, I do. [With] A.J. Brown, the general manager's like, Yeah, thats not the issue,' so the truth comes out." As for the comparison, Wilson was Seattle's starting quarterback from 2012-21, highlighted by the Seahawks winning Super Bowl XLVIII. While Wilson was a Pro Bowler in nine of his 10 seasons in Seattle, the franchise also had one of the more iconic defenses in recent memory in the early portion of the quarterback's career, highlighted by the "Legion of Boom" a secondary that included star defensive backs Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor and Byron Maxwell, among others. Dating back to the four starts he made in his 2020 rookie season, the Eagles are a combined 57-25 in the regular season and 6-4 in the postseason with Hurts under center.

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As college football programs wraps up spring practices across the country over the next few weeks, the focus will fully shift back to the recruiting trail. April, May and June have become the three biggest months of the calendar outside of the December signing period, and with no spring transfer window, all eyes on will be on the high school level. March gave us a taste of whats to come though, with a pair of five-star commitments and nine players in top-100 nationally announcing their decisions. It was a massive month for Oklahoma, which landed seven commitments to briefly jump to No. 1 in the Rivals Industry Team Rankings. SEC rival Texas A&M re-took the top spot with the addition of five-star EDGE Zyron Forstall. But these teams will be battling neck-and-neck to sign the top class until December. To kick off April, Rivals breaks down the top prospects to commit last month and where theyre headed:EDGE Zyron Forstall A&MRivals Industry Ranking: No. 16School:IMG Academy (Fla.)On his commitment: I feel like I fit perfectly in Texas A&Ms defense, Forstall told Rivals Sam Spiegelman. We went over a few defensive schemes that I really feel like I can play in that defense and dominate. Its an SEC school, and its one of my dreams to play in the SEC. Its one of the harder conferences, so really just to get that challenge, and get prepared for the NFL and great relationships with Coach Elko, Coach Mason, Coach Tony, Coach E.ATH Honor Faalave-Johnson USCRivals Industry Ranking: No. 18School:Cathedral Catholic (Calif.)On his commitment: Its something that I was born with staying loyal to where Im from, Faalave-Johnson told Rivals Adam Gorney. Theres no reason to change anything. All the stuff is still coming my way so why change? I could go to LA and put on from where Im from and put on for the city. I wasnt in a rush to commit but its something Ive been praying about, talking with my family about, long discussions with them and the opportunity that I have and the plan they have for me, it was too good to pass up on. WR Nick Lennear MiamiRivals Industry Ranking: No. 26 School:Miami Carol City (Fla.)On his commitment: I just want to put on for my home city, Lennear told CaneSports EJ Holland of the Hurricanes. Thats really it. I like the way he develops his receivers like Malachi Toney. He was a great example of real Miami football. I really liked what he did this season.LB Cooper Witten OklahomaRivals Industry Ranking: No. 34School:Liberty Christian (Texas)On his commitment: Oklahoma made an impression on me from the beginning because Coach Venables was the first coach to offer me, Witten told Rivals Sam Spiegelman. I strongly believe in the vision he has for me and where the program is going. Coach Venables resume speaks for itself. The success on defense he has had over the years is an opportunity I couldnt turn down.WR Kesean Bowman TennesseeRivals Industry Ranking: No. 46School:Brentwood Academy (Tenn.)On his commitment: Going to Tennessee, I can be that hometown hero, Bowman told Rivals Chad Simmons. The coaches have always talked about that and it stayed on my mind. I have always liked Tennessee. Its the school Ive visited the most, and staying home has always been in the back of my mind. Its big for me and my family, and thats a big reason why Tennessee has been at the top of my list.TE Seneca Driver OklahomaRivals Industry Ranking: No. 49School:Boyle County (Ky.)On his commitment: A lot of stress off my shoulders; a lot of weight lifted, Driver told OUInsiders Parker Thune. It just felt like I might have a chance to play early [at Oklahoma], and its like a family there. Everybodys really nice, and theyre a winning program. I mean, I like to think if the OC comes and sees me at my school far away, then he would like me to play for him.DL BenJarvius Shumaker Ole MissRivals Industry Ranking: No. 66School:Choctaw County (Miss.)Scouts Take: Shumaker is on the short list when talking about the top interior defensive lineman in the country. Had a big junior season, totaling 69 tackles 17 for loss, 7 sacks and two forced fumbles. Very strong, especially in his lower half and can take on double teams and still get a push. Gets off the ball well, shows an active motor and lives on the other side of the line of scrimmage. Can win with speed and power and has the ability to dominate at the point of attack. Plays high at times and will need some technical work like most high school interior lineman but very high ceiling and projects as a high impact player at the Power 4 level. Rivals Greg BigginsCB Danny Lang USCRivals Industry Ranking: No. 75School:Mater Dei (Calif.)Scouts Take: Hes physical in run support and can get downhill in a hurry and blow up an opposing ball carrier. He hits like a safety and isnt going after ankles, hes running right through a running back/receiver and smacking them in the chest. Hes loose and fluid in his hips, can easily change direction and shows burst getting out of his breaks. We also love the high compete level and he plays with tremendous effort and motor every time weve seen him. Theres no doubt he has an NFL upside to him and is still only scratching the surface of how good we think he can be down the road. Hell need to fill out some and add some good weight but the ceiling is extremely high and he has the tools to be an immediate impact player at the college level. Rivals Greg BigginsDL Zane Rowe OregonRivals Industry Ranking: No. 100School:Guyer (Texas)On his commitment: Coach Lannings whole backstory, how he got into coaching and then earned the head coaching job that speaks volumes. Thats a lot of great resilience on his part; he knows what it feels like to be at the bottom and work your way up, Rowe told Rivals Sam Spiegelman. Their scheme and theyre playing with big ends, and I really enjoy that, and also their scheme versatility. Along with the academics and outside part, my mom and dad feel really comfortable with me going to Oregon.ATH Tramond Collins FloridaRivals Industry Ranking: No. 106School:Cottondale (Fla.)Scouts Take: He has a well-built frame, he has very good play speed, and track speed. I like how he has a lot of change of direction, and hes able to harness that speed in the open field. I think hes really dangerous with the ball in his hands. He also has, for a receiver-type of prospect who carries the ball so much, a refined receiver skill set. I think its a little more advanced compared to prospects with similar workloads at the high school level. Hes a quality route runner, he has good ball skills, and you see him make contested catches. Hes a guy who, I think, given how many times hes carried the ball and the way hes been used in high school, I think hes going to come in with a well-rounded skill set. Rivals Charles Power

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Emma Raducanu will not compete at the Linz Open next week as Britain's top-ranked female player continues her recovery from a viral illness, according to her representatives.The 23-year-old contracted the illness during her time in Romania at the start of February and has been dealing with lingering symptoms ever since.Her team confirmed that regaining full fitness remains the priority for the 2021 US Open champion.The withdrawal from the Austrian tournament follows her earlier decision to skip the Miami Open.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayRaducanu has put a focus entirely on her rehabilitation rather than rushing back to competitive action.She has also chosen not to represent Great Britain in the upcoming Billie Jean King Cup qualifier against Australia.The Madrid tournament later this month now appears to be her targeted comeback event.Her most recent competitive appearance came at Indian Wells on March 8.Despite a promising start, she suffered a heavy 6-1, 6-1 loss to Amanda Anisimova in the third round.Anisimova dismantled the British number one in a mere 52 minutes, with the statistics painting a damning picture of Raducanu's struggles.The Briton managed only two winners throughout the entire match compared to 21 from her opponent, who had beaten her twice in their three previous encounters this year, and failed to threaten a break pointSpeaking afterwards, Raducanu admitted she felt a lack of power had contributed to her low-key display.She said: "I need to obviously be aggressive when playing those players, but I think there's still a long way to go to be doing that and I need to use my strengths and probably mix it up a bit more."Prior to the tournament, Raducanu had spoken of wanting to return to her "natural way of playing" which she felt had been coached out of her.Off the court, the Kent-born player parted ways with coach Francisco Roig in January and has since been training informally with Mark Petchey as she works to rediscover her best form. Raducanu has cycled through nine different coaches on a full-time or significant trial basis since her professional breakthrough.The Bromley-based star first burst onto the global tennis scene during the summer of 2021, gaining national attention at Wimbledon that year.Entering as a wildcard ranked 338th in the world, she reached the fourth round in her first-ever Grand Slam main draw appearance.Her rise to global superstardom came just two months later at the 2021 US Open, where she won the tournament without dropping a single set across 10 matches.Raducanu became the first British woman to win a major singles title since Virginia Wade in 1977.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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