Cam Newton defends leaving Jalen Hurts off his top 10 QB list while firing back at ESPN analysts who criticized his rankings

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is not concerned about repeating as the NFL champion. Instead, the former Alabama standout is emphasizing resetting for the 2025 season to reach that pinnacle again.

Eagles star and Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts was asked about what he thinks of recent NFL quarterback debates at Wednesday's training camp.

Jalen Hurts can’t be labeled as a quarterback. It’s what makes him and the Eagles great together. Hurts defies pigeonholing. But he wins, and that's what matters to him. To continue reading and help Philly news thrive, unlock this exclusive offer for unlimited digital access to Inquirer.com and more.

Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Torrey Smith was not a fan of Cam Newton's controversial take about Jalen Hurts. The two-time NFL champ sounded off.

Jalen Hurts considers Michael Jordan a friend, and he values his advice. Jordan, who won six NBA titles, shared wisdom with Hurts after the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl win.

In a recent episode of Good Morning Football, former Notre Dame and NFL linebacker, as well as NFL Network analyst, Manti Te'o, compared the Super Bowl MVP to a Porsche

How do people around the NFL view the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, Jalen Hurts? An NFL Insider recently spoke on the state of the debate regarding Hurts.

Last Friday, the Philadelphia Eagles received their Super Bowl rings. Fans immediately noticed that Jalen Hurts refused to wear his new jewelry. Hurts was exceptional in Super Bowl LIX, completing 17 of 22 passes for 221 yards with two touchdowns and an interception.

In the Eagles' 2025 media guide for NFL training camp, Hurts answered which sport and position he would play if he weren't a quarterback. “I’d go team up with Bryce Harper and the Phillies and play shortstop or center field,