Winning is the only stat that matters for Jalen Hurts. The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback has thrived in the situational football that has gotten his team to their second Super Bowl appearance in three years.

Now back in the Super Bowl, Hurts' motivation comes from a previous loss in the game

That's because Hurts completed 20 of 28 passes for 246 yards and a touchdown. He hit A.J. Brown on a beautifully thrown deep ball on 4th-and-5 from the Eagles' 45-yard line for 31 yards midway through the second quarter to the Commanders' 14-yard line.

Jalen Hurts has as many Super Bowl appearances as Steve Young and Dan Marino combined, two of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game. Based on the way Hurts is criticized by throwing the football,

Jalen Hurts came up big in the NFC Championship Game to lead the Eagles back to the Super Bowl while quieting his doubters in the process.

Our expert picks for Eagles vs Chiefs Super Bowl 59 matchup as Philadelphia tries to win rematch from 2 years ago

There were many aspects that led to Carson Wentz's downfall with the Philadelphia Eagles. Jalen Hurts' success filling in for Wentz was certainly one of them. Wentz struggled throughout the 2020 season as the Eagles decided to make a change to find a spark in the offense.

Jalen Hurts has struggled lately as Saquon Barkley carries the Eagles. But it's time for the star QB to step up with a Super Bowl on the line.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts admitted he's not one to call the team's signature play the "tush push." He talked to the media at Super Bowl opening night.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts gave an eye-opening take on the “Tush Push” ahead of Super Bowl 59. While the franchise’s staple play has drawn much controversy over the years, plenty of teams,