Jalen Hurts continues to be one of the most disrespected players in the entire NFL, and the lack of love for the Philadelphia Eagles star was evident once again Monday.
Despite helping his team win a second Super Bowl championship last season, the Eagles quarterback caught a stray in a new ESPN rankings list that compiled the top-10 QBs based on insights from head coaches, general managers and other executives.
𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: The Top 10 QBs in the #NFL according to coaches, executives and scouts, per @JFowlerESPN
— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) July 14, 2025
1: Patrick Mahomes
2: Josh Allen
3: Joe Burrow
4: Lamar Jackson
5: Jayden Daniels
6: Matthew Stafford
7: Justin Herbert
8: Jared Goff
9: Jalen Hurts
10: Baker Mayfield… pic.twitter.com/hcWlAFzWyF
It's no surprise to see Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes and Buffalo Bills signal caller Josh Allen in the top two positions on the list, however, Hurts being tabbed in the ninth spot just goes to show how little the league values him.
Justin Herbert, Jared Goff and even Washington Commanders' second-year star Jayden Daniels were somehow selected above Hurts, despite none of them having a Super Bowl title to their name.
Hurts is coming off of a season where he not only managed to complement the abilities of superstar running back Saquon Barkley, but came up massive in the postseason when he posted 10 touchdowns and just one interception.
The former second-round QB selection has had a chip on his shoulder since his college football days back at Alabama and Oklahoma though, so it's very likely Hurts puts the league on notice once again in 2025 when the new NFL season kicks off.
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