Jalen Hurts wanted more context. He wanted to know why a certain question was asked, or more pointedly, the narrative of the story that was clearly behind the asking. Hurts, on rare occasions, will pull a reporter aside post-news conference and ask for clarification and even offer more information.

Jalen Hurts acknowledged that past losses can remain more vivid than any of his best wins

Some would argue that Jalen Hurts' sixth NFL season is a make-or-break year for the quarterback, but Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman says that's not the case at all.

Hurts overcame backup status and led the Eagles to Super Bowl glory. Weird vibes followed anyway. GQ’s Zach Baron—part journalist, part lifelong Eagles fan—set out to answer the question on Philadelphia’s mind.

Jalen Hurts explained the thinking behind a 2024 comment that followed him for two seasons.

The "GMFB" crew discuss who will benefit more from their time apart in 2026 between Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts or New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown?

Jalen Hurts has won everywhere he's been, but he, you know, we're wondering, can he keep racking up the wins at the elite clip we've seen? Barrett's gonna answer that. Plus, running backs don't generally age well,

During his conversation with GQ, Hurts returned to that moment as he considered the likelihood of everything he accomplished afterward. He remained at Alabama for another season and supported Tagovailoa.