Cam Newton defends leaving Jalen Hurts off his top 10 QB list while firing back at ESPN analysts who criticized his rankings

Jalen Hurts is fresh off a Super Bowl win and a Super Bowl MVP, but critics ask if he’ll “open up his play” following the win. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes discuss Hurts’ playing style and if he needs to switch things up this

FS1's First Things First took notice of the comments and parlayed them into a segment on their show, where Chris Broussard took the opportunity to lavish praise on Hurts for not ever slipping that bad boy onto his finger. "I don't like it," Broussard said. "I love it. I love it. That's a leader."

First it was Jalen Hurts vs. SBNation. Then it was ESPN. Now, Cam Newton is coming for the Eagles quarterback — and his defenders.

Though he may have one of the sweetest gigs in all of sports, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts would happily help Bryce Harper if he had to.