JALEN HURTS ARRIVES at Super Bowl media day in New Orleans, ready to field questions ranging from "how to get more handsome" to if he's prepared to get his "lick" back. He is built for the media blitz ...

Just like last year, Love started to heat up at the perfect time for the Packers, but sadly got hurt in Week 18 against ... be good to go next season. Geno Smith led the Seattle Seahawks to ...

"It's just the way he talks," one of Hurts' former teammates said. "But even deeper than that, it's more so the way he looks ...

Jalen Hurts has been the starting quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles for four seasons and has led the Birds to the Super Bowl in two of them, making ...

A competitor above all else, the quarterback has used past failures as motivation. “You either win or you learn,” he says.

The focus now shifts to his availability for the NFC championship game, something Hurts didn't want to discuss after the game when asked by NBC's Melissa Stark. "Are you OK?" Stark questioned.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will start in the NFC Championship game despite an injured knee. Hurts is proactive in managing the injury, planning to wear a knee brace. The Eagles ...

PHILADELPHIA − Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts took ... Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith said. "So it’s really him just getting back into his daily routine." Hurts has thrown for 2,903 ...

PHILADELPHIA − Eagles quarterback Jalen ... over 1,000. Smith, meanwhile, led the Eagles with 68 catches. Yet this game against the Packers will mark just the fourth time that Hurts, Brown ...

But without a healthy Jalen ... Hurts said he is taking it a day at a time, but believed he was on track to play in the NFC championship game. Now, it appears he is set to do just that as he ...

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts finished the regular season with 630 rushing yards. Hurts' running ability is a key part of the Eagles' offense, but it remains unclear how much of a ...

The focus now shifts to his availability for the NFC championship game, something Hurts didn't want to discuss after the game when asked by NBC's Melissa Stark. "Are you OK?" Stark questioned.