Not too long ago, Jalen Hurts was benched in Alabama's national championship win in 2018. Now, he's a Super Bowl-winning quarterback. Hurts, who transferred from Alabama to Oklahoma for the 2019 ...

It's why quarterback Jalen Hurts, in the raucous cigar-lit, champagne-soaked locker room celebration, hugged teammates, shared a hug with A.J. Brown, and finally cemented himself as a Super Bowl ...

NFL. Jalen Hurts honored as Philadelphia Citizen of the Year NFL. Packers push back: Proposal to ban 'tush push' ignites NFL debate Loeffler's resume is packed with quarterback know-how.

Sign up for our email newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest local sports news throughout Philadelphia. A sublime performance on the field, at best, might earn ...

Jalen Hurts continues to find himself in iconic moments — from his “So, that’s what y’all wanted to see, huh,” opening statement after throwing for 290 yards against the Pittsburgh Steelers to his ...

Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart models his game after Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts. Dart admires Hurts' versatility and ability to run and throw the ball effectively. While most of the ...

“I think it’s a little bit of a cop-out because he just won the Super Bowl, but I love J Hurts and what he does,” Dart said, referring to Philadelphia’s Super Bowl LIX MVP, Jalen Hurts.

Moreover, Jeremiah made an unexpected comparison between Dart and Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts. “[Jaxson Dart] gave me a lot of vibes and this doesn’t make sense when I first say but hear me out ...

In case you haven’t heard the news, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is a World Champion and Super Bowl MVP. Hurts put together a near-flawless performance as the Eagles took down the ...

Now the reigning Super Bowl MVP has received another important honor. Eagles QB Jalen Hurts was recognized by the city of Philadelphia with a prestigious award. Hurts won the Philadelphia Citizen ...

NEW ORLEANS − Jeffrey Lurie finally has his "gold standard." It came about 20 years after Lurie, the Eagles chairman and CEO first uttered the phrase, when he predicted a run of Super Bowl ...