7 takeaways from the Philadelphia Eagles mandatory minicamp

During his final press conference of the spring, Hurts admitted that 95% of the playbook is new and has been installed, and it’s all new language and verbiage from Kellen Moore’s offensive system.

Hurts said his goal this spring was to learn Moore’s offense, “master it,” and, by the end of that process, possess such a command of its inner workings that he essentially becomes the system. (“I want it to be mine and have it my own way,” Hurts said.)

Hurts had some struggles, but his flourishing history, despite only having been in the same system for two years with Shane Steichen, should provide a solid base for the quarterback to stand on when the team returns in July.