Coming off a season where he led the Philadelphia Eagles to a Super Bowl victory, one analyst made a shocking NBA comparison for quarterback Jalen Hurts.

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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is ready to move on from last season's Super Bowl win. It's a mentality he shares with six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan.

Maybe that’s why Hurts was never photographed wearing the Super Bowl ring in the scores of photos released on social media from last week’s ceremony. While most Eagles players were snapped flashing the gaudy bling, Hurts simply held the box in his photos.

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Jalen Hurts threw a dart to the back of the end zone for second-year wide receiver Ainias Smith. Smith reached up for it, but couldn't bring it in. After practice, Smith went over to Hurts and asked him to throw to him on that same pattern.

But that appears to be what they've done with the emergence of quarterback Tanner McKee, who secured his role as Jalen Hurts' backup during last night's preseason game against the Bengals. In a 34-27 Eagles victory,