Head coach Nick Sirianni made a shocking announcement ahead of the game against the Tennessee Titans, a major change in the starting QB lineup…

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni made an important lineup decision ahead of the team’s Week 2 matchup against the Tennessee Titans, but it was not a change at quarterback. Jalen Hurts remained Philadelphia’s starting quarterback as the Eagles traveled to Nashville looking to build on their Week 1 victory over Washington.

The biggest adjustment came along the offensive line. After Landon Dickerson was placed on injured reserve because of a knee injury, the Eagles turned to second-year player Drew Kendall to take over at center, while Cam Jurgens shifted from center to left guard.

The move represented a significant test for Philadelphia’s offensive depth. Kendall had impressed the coaching staff during training camp and the preseason, while Jurgens was asked to take on a different position and help stabilize the protection in front of Hurts.

Despite the lineup changes, Sirianni continued to place his confidence in Hurts. The quarterback had opened the season with 203 passing yards and three touchdowns while adding 46 rushing yards in Philadelphia’s 24-22 victory over Washington.

The Titans were expected to challenge Philadelphia’s revamped protection, particularly with their defensive front looking to pressure Hurts. Tennessee defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons had already spoken publicly about the challenge of containing the Eagles quarterback and keeping him in the pocket.

Ultimately, the changes were part of Philadelphia’s effort to deal with injuries without disrupting its offensive identity. The Eagles entered Nashville with Hurts still leading the offense, while the reshuffled offensive line faced its first major test of the season against Tennessee. The Eagles ultimately defeated the Titans 24-20.