HURTS, DOESN'T IT?
‘You would smoke him?’ stunned Kay Adams asks Eagles receiver after he revealed Jalen Hurts ‘looks a lot faster’
Adams also brought on a key Eagles front office member to the show
KAY Adams was surprised after an answer she received from Philadelphia Eagles wideout DeVonta Smith.
The FanDuel TV Up & Adams host, 37, appeared at the Eagles training camp on Tuesday.
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Adams' program was broadcast at the Eagles' training facility NovaCare Complex in Philadelphia.
She brought on numerous Eagles players and even the team's general manager Howie Roseman.
The 2021 first-round pick wide receiver Smith joined the program.
Adams spoke about the team's star quarterback Jalen Hurts.
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And she told Smith that people have told her that the two-time Pro Bowler is faster than in years past.
"Would you beat him if you guys (raced) straight up?" Adams asked Smith.
Without giving it a thought, Smith answered, "Of course, 100 percent."
That caused Adams to show her a surprised look.
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"You would smoke him?" she questioned Smith.
Smith gave the same answer as Adams then told him, "Wow I guess you have to keep that work going."
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Hurts wasn't too shabby with his 40-yard dash during the 2020 draft combine, with an unofficial 4.59 time.
Smith posted a better score, scoring a 4.54 time in his draft year.
Hurts has made the Pro Bowl in his last two seasons.
But Smith, however, has yet to earn a Pro Bowl nod.
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During her training camp show, Adams received some new info from general manager Roseman about the NFL icon Jason Kelce, who retired in March after 13 seasons with the Eagles.
Roseman revealed that he's tried to add the six-time All-Pro center on the team as a scout.
"I think Jason would be great at anything in football," he said.
"I think he’d be a heck of an evaluator.
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" I tried to recruit him to come work for me to, because he can evaluate players."
Up & Adams takes place each weekday from 11 am Eastern to noon on YouTube.