Jalen Hurts celebrates Eagles Super Bowl LIX win with fiancee: See the sweet photos
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts shared a sweet moment on the field with his fiancee Bry Burrows after winning Super Bowl LIX Sunday night. The couple, who announced their engagement in September 2024, were captured on the field in an emotional embrace after the Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22.
Jalen Hurts joins college football QB royalty with Super Bowl LIX victory
Funny enough, former Oakland Raiders QB Ken Stabler was a freshman on the same Alabama team that Namath led to a national title in 1964. He went on to win Super Bowl IX with Oakland but unfortunately missed out on this illustrious list due to a technicality. NCAA regulations prevented freshmen from participating on varsity teams at the time.
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts standing in confetti after winning ... we now have one of the coldest Super Bowl photos in recent memory. What a flex. However, it seems he wasn’t all business.
Walt Disney World in Florida honored Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts with a parade at the Magic Kingdom. Many 69 News viewers were there to see it in person. Jill from Upper ...
Jalen Hurts Hurts saying “here we go” before answering the next question is pretty funny too ... Rookie punter Ty Zenter was busy taking photos of everyone inside the premises and shared ...
Jalen Hurts, and his fiancée ... Bry was on the field to greet him after the clocks hit zero, and the photos are precious. She kissed him and gave Jalen the biggest hug as she wrapped her ...
Jalen Hurts proved himself on the biggest stage as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22, to win Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. (Jamie Squire/Getty Images) Column by Sally Jen ...
Jalen Hurts’ path to Super Bowl glory certainly ... managed only 57 rushing yards on 25 carries. “I find it funny when it’s like, ‘Jalen is good but he’s got a good team around him.’ ...
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