Eagles' Jalen Hurts drops 'fire' truth bomb on Super Bowl 57 loss to Chiefs
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has come a long way. But he’s pretending the Tush Push is a quarterback sneak. And after two years, Hurts dropped a fire truth bomb about the Super Bowl 57 loss to the Chiefs. Hurts said the loss provided him with a reason to work harder, according to espn.com.
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