Jalen Hurts impresses at training camp with his remarkable speed as Eagles quarterback.

PHILADELPHIA -- At the Eagles' training camp, quarterback Jalen Hurts has been turning heads with his impressive speed, prompting positive remarks from the team's defensive players. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio noted, "I think Jalen's having a good camp. I think he looks faster." He added that the inability to physically engage Hurts during practice leads to some debate among defenders about whether they could have sacked him. Fangio observed that there have been instances where defenders believed they had him, only to realize they did not.

Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jalen Carter, who arrived at training camp approximately 10 pounds lighter, echoed Fangio's sentiments. Despite his efforts, he finds it challenging to keep pace with Hurts. "I don't know what it is, but when I'm watching and I'm running after him, it's like a movie; it feels like I'm going slow," Carter remarked. "He be moving man, he's been working hard and he's the one, for sure."

Despite the changes, Hurts claims that his training regimen has not undergone any significant alterations this offseason. He stated, "I don't feel any different than I have felt in the past." Now 28 years old, Hurts is adapting to a new offensive scheme under Mannion. While there have been challenges against the Eagles' elite defense, he has garnered favorable feedback thus far. Fangio commented, "I think he's moving good, and I think he's doing a nice job with the new offense." He acknowledged the adjustments Hurts is making, noting that while he has worked with various coordinators, this year's system is distinct, and Hurts is handling it well.