Jalen Hurts has broken the internet. Seriously. The Philadelphia Eagles franchise quarterback and Super Bowl champion has left even his worst detractors and haters looking for ways to disservice him.

Before he was a Super Bowl champion with the Eagles, Jalen Hurts battled plenty of adversity in his football career in college and the pros.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is about to play in his second Super Bowl in three years as his team gets ready to once again face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans. Hurts is no stranger to playing on a big stage from his days at Alabama and Oklahoma as one of the most prolific college quarterbacks of his generation.

Reports indicate that Eagles quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier is finalizing a deal to become the New Orleans Saints ’ next offensive coordinator under Kellen Moore. This marks yet another shift in Hurts’ ever-changing coaching staff, continuing a trend that has defined his career at both the college and professional levels.

At an average annual salary of $51 million a year, Jalen Hurts is the first quarterback to make over $50 million in a season and win the Super Bowl. The previous record belonged to Patrick Mahomes, who makes an average of $45 million a season with the Kansas City Chiefs (Mahomes won the two prior Super Bowls before Hurts).

The Philadelphia Eagles replaced quarterback Jalen Hurts with Kenny Pickett in domination of Kansas City Chiefs during Super Bowl LIX.

All the doubts helped fuel Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts along the way and now he will be forever known as a Super Bowl MVP.

The Philadelphia Eagles have a plehtora of former Georgia Bulldogs. Starting QB, Jalen Hurts says it's changed their team's culture. The Phildelphia Eagles are