Summary
Jalen Hurts carries a 87.0 dynasty score, ranking 4 at QB. At 27, with 4 years remaining on a $51M APY contract, Hurts’ stable trend and efficient production trajectory suggest a strong future.
Projection Rationale
Hurts’ 2025 stats (3,224 passing yards, 25 TD, 6 INT) indicate a rising production trajectory. His Verdict grades show a 93rd percentile production grade and a 66th percentile efficiency grade, indicating a strong gap between production and efficiency. With 4 years remaining on his contract, Hurts’ role security is solid.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2025. At 27, Hurts’ age and Verdict durability grade (94th percentile) suggest a low injury risk profile.
Opportunity Notes
Hurts’ snap share trended stable at 96.1% in 2025, with 5 weeks at 100.0%. His role as the Eagles’ QB1 is secure, with no competition for the starting job.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Kevin Patullo coordinates a west coast offense with a 76.3% shotgun rate and a 26.1% 12 personnel usage. This scheme helps Hurts’ passing efficiency, with a 64.8% completion percentage.
Trend Assessment
Stable. Hurts’ consistency in playing time and production has held steady, with a stable trend in snap share and a strong durability grade.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: QB2-QB3. For Hurts to reach this ceiling, he must maintain his current level of production and efficiency, with a possible increase in passing yards and touchdowns. Floor: QB5-QB6. If Hurts loses playing time or his role is reduced, his trade value could drop significantly, placing him in the lower tier range.
Comparable Player
Steve Young, 1985-1999