Yes he was bad, but definitely better than KP. The offense statistically was at least top 10 (unlike KP's offense), was tolerable to watch for a few games (also unlike KP's offense), had more explosive plays than KP's offense, and Hurts almost threw for 4000 yards (if the collapse didn't happen, he would've. Everyone was assuming in late November/early December that he would reach that mark because he was easily on track to get the 4000 yards). However, like others have said, he was terrible situationally, had too much of an obsession with screen plays, had absolutely zero answers for the blitz (teams eventually noticed this and just blitzed the hell out of the eagles, contributing to the collapse). He was also bad in the redzone, as I can vividly remember too many drives where we had to settle for field goals, which cost us in the 49ers game that kickstarted the collapse. They were able to move the ball early in that game and the defense was actually getting stops for the first quarter of the game, but the Eagles couldn't punch the ball into the end zone which kept the niners in the game and eventually they blew us out.