NEW ORLEANS — Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is playing in his second Super Bowl in three years. This time, he knows what to expect. “There’s a lot of wind around you, there’s a lot of external things that really don’t matter in the sense of what we’ve come here to accomplish,” he said this week. “Just keep the main thing the main thing. . . .

An NFL analyst believes the Pittsburgh Steelers could be a potential landing spot for a Super Bowl-winning quarterback who is set to hit the free-agent market during the 2025 offseason.

Super Bowl LIX is a rematch of the big game from two years ago, which means it's Channelview vs. Whitehouse all over again at quarterback.

The Kansas City Chiefs' two-time MVP Patrick Mahomes and his Philadelphia Eagles counterpart Jalen Hurts made history two years ago, becoming the first Black quarterbacks to face each other in the Super Bowl's 57-year existence.

Super Bowl LIX is just days away as the Kansas City Chiefs look to take down the Philadelphia Eagles to make history as the only team in the history of the NFL

Here's what to know about Hurts' growth into the Eagles' starting quarterback role and path to multiple Super Bowls.

Jalen Hurts’ father compares his son’s competitive nature to a flame. It was stoked from an early age and burned brightly well before he reached the NFL, in races up the stairs with his big brother, backyard football games against the older kids,

Jalen Hurts has become one of the NFL's most successful quarterbacks by guiding the Philadelphia Eagles to two Super Bowl appearances in three years. The path Hurts took to the NFL, however, was a unique experience that shaped him to this day.

Jalen Hurts enlisted the best people he could find to round out his management team. They just happened to make history in the process.