For two years, the pain of the Eagles' Super Bowl 57 loss stuck with Jalen Hurts. The Eagles' quarterback, who was masterful in the February 2023 game but lost 38-35 to the Chiefs, had been waiting to return to the NFL's biggest stage ever since.

On Sunday night, Jalen Hurts carried the weight of the world. He held it in his right hand as he walked to a spot in the locker room where he could lean against the wall, slide to the floor, stretch out his legs and place the Lombardi Trophy between them.

As a junior, Hurts remained at Alabama as Tagovailoa’s backup. Hurts then transferred to Oklahoma, where he finished second in Heisman Trophy voting as a senior in 2019.

In Super Bowl LIX, Jalen Hurts took an entire season of slings and arrows from his doubters, and zinged them right back in their faces, to win the most important game of his life.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts opened up about his team's win while speaking with "Good Morning America."

Jalen Hurts smiled as he held the Lombardi Trophy in his right hand and the Super Bowl MVP trophy in his left hand, reflecting on all he has gone through to reach the pinnacle of success

Jalen Hurts has silenced many critics with the Philadelphia Eagles' recent Super Bowl win, with one being Colin Cowherd.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is named the MVP of Super Bowl LIX two years after a tough loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII.