Could you tell that there was something different about Jalen Hurts even as a rookie in the locker room?

Rangelin special, as a human being, he's special.

He listens, he wanna soak up as much game as he can learn from veterans or whoever.

Obviously his history of coming from being well coached, going to a lot of, I mean going from Oklahoma, I mean from Bama to Oklahoma, those two great programs, great coaches that coached him.

Coming into the NFL, his rookie year in OTAs, he was turning a lot of heads.

He was spinning that ball.

He was spinning it.

We've all been wondering, oh, what happened behind the scenes? No, it's just because that's a matchup nightmare for Malcolm Butler.

I'm curious to know what you've seen from them and what you've seen from Ben Johnson specifically and why it seems like offense is so easy for the quarterback, no matter who it is in the lineup.

I feel like it's just, like, the approach they're taking is next man up.

Like, Coach is doing a good job of drawing it up, scheming no matter who's the quarterback, but taking advantage of what the defense is giving them.

And now they're executing.

Like, as you can see, the culture, the locker room, everybody ends together.

So, like, that's a tight unit.

So no matter who's the quarterback, they're going to keep showing up, and they believe that they're going to win every game.

What have you seen from Caleb Williams and his development with Ben Johnson as his head coach? How good can he be?

Was it just, like, did you just dominate everyone? That must have been the most fun ever.

I think, uh, my high s- shout out to Coach Frederick, uh, and, uh, Coach Zam, and, um, Coach Aduli, which they brothers.

They do a good job in our program since I feel like five years old.

So imagine me and you at five years old, we doing drills.

We all do the same drills.

'Cause am I, where I'm from, every kid...

It was like a summer camp, but everybody used to like to go to the gym and play against each other.

Yeah.

[laughs]

[laughs] But, but Case got a lot of experience, though.

But I feel like key, sometime, keys to the game, I believe, heavy dose of the run game if I'm on the Bears, just same as last year.

Like, Caleb was there, now it was heavy dose of the run game.

See if we can stop the run.

Um, obviously turnovers.

You c- uh, you can't, uh, turn the ball over.

Uh, that's a big deal.

What makes him special in your eyes?

I feel like the sky's the limit for him.

Like, he hasn't even reached his peak.

I feel like year four or five, he don't really have the league on fire.

But right now, what he's doing, him and Ben, and the chemistry, the team, like, I feel like...

He's relentless.

He has no even kill.

What is it about Jalen that makes him the perfect quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles? I mean,

Let's pump

it.

I feel like we just set it up.

I always just been setting up because I knew he thought it was coming.

So this particular time, it was like an eight yard in route.

So he was like, all right, y'all run a lot of eight yard in routes when y'all get into the red zone.

So I'm like, all right.

So what are you thinking after that? I'm in zone.

So, like, is there, like, a specific thing where, like- Like organizational structure.

Yeah.

So, like, yeah, definitely we started from, from the head coach.

Coach Peterson definitely set the standpoint, but us, we had veteran players, like, guys who already won...

Well, a few guys who came from Super Bowl champion teams, so putting a bunch of veterans together with a young team, it was a great...

it was the right mesh.

And, uh, they was more open to...

Mm-hmm.