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Jalen Hurts gives Eagles inspirational speech that will have you ready to run through a brick wall
Steven Conrad Jr. June 12, 2025 Eagles 0 Comments
Let’s make one thing absolutely clear: Jalen Hurts wasn’t walking out of another Super Bowl without that trophy. Not after the way the last one ended. Not after the way the national media nitpicked every stat, every throw, every off-script scramble like he wasn’t that guy.
Hurts heard the noise. Hell, he might’ve welcomed it. Because when the lights hit and the Kansas City Chiefs stood in his way again, this man unleashed every ounce of pain, leadership, and Philly grit he had stored up.
And that wasn’t just in his play—it started before the first snap, in the locker room for Jalen Hurts
According to multiple reports, Hurts delivered a pregame speech that had grown men ready to run through a brick wall. This wasn’t just your typical “let’s go out there and ball” rah-rah. It was deep. Hurts spoke about the moment. The pain. The journey. How every rep they took, every late night in the weight room, every cold practice—it was all for this.
He told them to embrace it. That this was their time.
Not Mahomes’. Not the Chiefs’. Not the NFL’s golden boy storyline. This was Jalen Hurts’ redemption arc. And his teammates responded accordingly—because when your leader talks like that, you follow.
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From the opening whistle, it was clear this wasn’t going to be a repeat of last time. The Eagles dominated. Offensively, Hurts controlled the pace, throwing lasers and breaking spirits with every first down conversion. Defensively, Philly swarmed Mahomes and made Travis Kelce look like just another guy with a podcast.
Final score: 40-22. But don’t get it twisted—it felt like 60-0. That’s how in control Jalen Hurts and the Eagles were.
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And of course, Hurts walked away with Super Bowl MVP, just like he should’ve the first time around. This wasn’t just a win. It was a statement.
With 85 days to go until the 2025 NFL season, I’m absolutely foaming at the mouth for football to be back. But at the same time, there’s a part of me that just wants to enjoy my summer—and spend the next few months shoving it in the haters’ faces that the Eagles won the Super Bowl and Jalen Hurts is officially Patrick Mahomes’ kryptonite.