After a disappointing end to the 2023 season, the Philadelphia Eagles made several changes to their coaching staff. One of the major changes was bringing in Kellen Moore as the new offensive coordinator for the second straight season. This marked the end of Brian Johnson’s tenure as offensive coordinator for Hurts and the Eagles.
Hurts expressed his excitement about working with Moore during a press conference on Tuesday, mentioning that he is eager to learn and adapt to the new system. The quarterback described himself as being in “sponge mode” when it comes to grasping the new offensive scheme that he will be leading for the 2024 season. He emphasized the importance of building a strong foundation for the offense before making any significant changes or additions.
The coaching staff is still finalizing details and fine-tuning the system, and Hurts is looking forward to learning and absorbing as much as possible. He acknowledged that implementing a new offensive scheme will take time but expressed optimism about the team’s potential for success under Moore’s guidance. The Eagles are set to kick off their season against the Packers in Brazil, and Hurts is focused on understanding and executing the new system effectively.
Moore brings with him extensive experience as an offensive coordinator and has had success in previous roles with other teams. He will work closely with Hurts to develop a game plan that showcases his strengths and maximizes his abilities on field.
Hurts mentioned during his press conference that he is excited about working with Moore, stating that he believes they have great chemistry together. He also expressed gratitude towards Brian Johnson for everything he has done during his time at Philadelphia.
The change of leadership at this position will bring some fresh perspectives and ideas into how they approach offense strategies going forward. With Hurts being one of their key players, having someone like Kellen Moore guiding him could lead to great things next season.
Overall, while there were some disappointments from last season, this change signifies hope for improvement going into 2024.
