Eagles Confirm $14M Boost for Jalen Hurts as Howie Roseman Expected to Decline Two 5th Year Options

Jeff Stoutland, Philly’s O-line whisperer, turned Jordan Mailata from rugby rookie to All-Pro. Now, to gear up for another Super Bowl run, the Eagles have beefed up their offense. And this new edition has presented Stoutland with another project.

Meet Kendall Lamm—a 6’6”, 305-pound human wall with career earnings of half a Jalen Hurts sneaker deal. He’s Jeff’s latest project—a journeyman with 119 games, 44 starts, and zero sacks allowed in 2024. ‘He’s got that dawg in him,’ Stoutland probably muttered, eyeing Lamm’s 83.1 pass-block grade like a sommelier sniffs Bordeaux.

Now in Philly, where cheesesteaks are religion and underdogs are saints, Lamm’s signing isn’t just depth; it’s a love letter to Hurts’ longevity. Picture this: Lamm, a dude who once caught a TD pass like he was auditioning for Ted Lasso, now protecting Hurts’ blindside. Poetry? Nah. It’s just Howie Roseman doing Howie things. O-Line Jazz, “Jeff Stoutland gets the 32-year-old veteran for his Super Bowl-winning offensive line,” NFL insider Peter Schrager tweeted, dropping the mic on Philly’s latest power move