US EditionEagles’ Jalen Hurts Explains Why He Didn’t Put on Super Bowl Ring
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 23 – Jalen Hurts chose not to wear his Super Bowl LIX ring to focus on the 2025 season and avoid a 'Super Bowl hangover,' emphasizing the team's future goals, coaches said.
- Jul 23, 2025 in Philadelphia saw Jalen Hurts not wear his Super Bowl LIX ring during the ceremony, contrasting with peers who quickly slipped theirs on.
- Amid a team-wide reset, head coach Nick Sirianni, `You’re not looking back, you’re not looking forward`, reflecting the Eagles' focus on 2025.
- Inside each Super Bowl LIX ring, 145 symbolizes the most postseason points by a team, with 40 diamonds representing Chiefs points, and a hidden button reveals Sirianni’s mantra, `You can’t be great without the greatness of others`.
- Some Eagles fans joked that Hurts probably stuffed his Super Bowl ring away and forgot about it, but Hurts said he is looking forward, not backwards, emphasizing his focus on the 2025 season.
- Looking ahead to 2025, the Eagles will enter the season under new offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, with Hurts as the veteran leader, emphasizing a focus on the future.
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Jalen Hurts refuses to wear Super Bowl ring - and Eagles star gives reason why
JALEN Hurts gave a simple reason why he doesn’t rock his Super Bowl ring. The Philadelphia Eagles‘ star quarterback earned the Super Bowl 59 MVP award thanks to his efforts during the team’s 40-22 big game win over the Kansas City Chiefs in February. Philadelphia Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni celebrate after beating the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59 in FebruaryGetty Hurts celebrates with the Vince Lombard…
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The Morning CallEagles’ Jalen Hurts explains why he didn’t put on Super Bowl ring
PHILADELPHIA — Jalen Hurts calls Michael Jordan a friend — the two cigar aficionados were photographed rubbing shoulders over the summer in Greece — so when the retired Chicago Bulls great offers advice, it’s perhaps best to listen. Jordan won six NBA titles, including two separate runs of three straight, so his words of wisdom to Hurts following the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl victory resonated with the QB. At the top of the list? “He used …
Jalen Hurts says he’s focused on the new and not his Super Bowl ring: ‘The past is behind us’
The Eagles quarterback didn't confirm if he ever wore his ring, instead saying he's only worried about starting a new journey with a new offense led by coordinator Kevin Patullo.
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