Philadelphia Eagles Fans, This Should Give You Hope

As you know, the Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Dallas Cowboys during "Sunday Night Football" (Dec. 10). It was a lop-sided performance, with the Cowboys taking it 33-13. What's more, the Eagles fell to the San Francisco 49ers the week prior, 42-19, which was also not a close game. So, should Eagles fans be worried? After all, these losses were pretty extreme. But, Philadelphia Eagles fans, this should give you hope. I'm here to bring you some good news. Dry those tears.

First of all, you have Jalen Hurts. This guy isn't just physically strong; he's mentally strong. That counts for a lot. After the loss against the Cowboys, Hurts talked about adversity, which he often does. He said, "This is something we're going through. Not necessarily stuck in, and that's something I believe in. We have to be able to learn from it, and we will. There's an eagerness to just continue to press on. I think it's a lesson. I think they're all lessons. We learn more about ourselves. We learn more about what we need to improve on, and we just need to capitalize on this moment, because it is an opportunity for us. You know, we play some really good football teams all year, and we've been challenged and stretched out in a ton of different ways, and so we just have to continue to grow."

Secondly, let's be real. The Eagles' remaining schedule is easy-peasy. Not that there's ever an easy game in the NFL. But, coming up, the Eagles play the Giants twice. They also play the Cardinals and, on this upcoming "Monday Night Football," the Seattle Seahawks. Now, I do see the Seahawks giving the Eagles a run for their money. But, I don't see the Giants and Cardinals games being very competitive.

Finally, if the Eagles can work on penalties, that will help them a lot in upcoming games. The Eagles had 10 penalties for 95 lost yards, while Dallas had seven penalties for 65 lost yards. It makes a difference. This is something the team should be able to work on and clean up.

So, Eagles fans and friends, don't lose hope. Tomorrow is a new day. With a long week, the Eagles should be back on "Monday Night Football" refreshed and ready to fly. Reach out to me with your thoughts here.

Jalen Hurts is the heart of the Philadelphia Eagles. In his first season with the team, Hurts started in only four games, but his appearances in those games showed that he would one day be a force to contend with. Now, that day is here, and Hurts is one of the biggest quarterback superstars in the NFL. It's nothing short of thrilling to watch his big ride to the top. So, some Jalen Hurts fun facts are in order.

Hurts not only shines on the field with his physical power, but he also has the ability to be a great leader and mentor. With Hurts leading the pack as the Eagles starting quarterback, the team was 14-3 the last season and ended the year as the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Of course, they also made it all the way to the Super Bowl. It was a fantastic season for Eagles fans, and we're hoping for a repeat this year.

So, who is this guy, Hurts? Read on for some fun facts about Jalen Hurts. You might know a few of these, but chances are you'll definitely learn something new and interesting about the quarterback. Keep up with the latest on the Eagles here.

Jalen Hurts was born in Houston, Texas on Aug. 7, 1998. His parents are Pamela and Averion Hurts. He went to Channelview High School in Harris County, Texas.

Jalen Hurts is reported to have a net worth of $30 million dollars, as of June 2023. His net worth went up significantly after signing his new contract with the Eagles. I'm glad we paid up to keep him happy!

Talk about getting a raise. Back in 2020, Hurts' annual salary was $610,000. In 2021, it went up to $883,000. In 2022, it was $1 million. Now, in 2023 it's $4.2 million, and in 2024, it's $50 million. That's according to CelebrityNetWorth.com.

You never know when you're going to get a gem. Jalen Hurst was the 53rd overall pick in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft. He was going to be the team's third-string quarterback but became the second-string very quickly.

According to CelebrityNetWorth.com, "Hurts has been an advocate for women in sports, and he employs an all-female management team including his social media, communications, marketing, and sports agent team members." That's such a great thing for someone in his position to do.

Jalen Hurts introduced his girlfriend to the world after the Eagles’ NFC Championship win when he was spotted walking across the field with a woman. His girlfriends is Bryonna "Bry" Burrows, and the two met at the University of Alabama. She has an MBA.

Jalen Hurts didn't win the Heisman Trophy but came close. He was a finalist and had a great season with the Oklahoma Sooners. But, that year, the trophy went to quarterback Joe Burrow.

How many times have you seen a NFL football player thank God after a game? Many times. NFL players are rarely shy when it comes to expressing their faith and religion. Hurts is no exception, and he's been open about is Christianity in interviews.

Jalen Hurts is a middle child. He has a younger sister, Kynnedy, and an older brother, Averion. Jalen’s older brother is also a football player. Keep it in the family!

According to NFL-Therapy.com, Jalen Hurts can deadlift 656 pounds. That's beyond impressive. He also has a video of his time at OU squatting 585-pounds. No wonder he's so incredible on the field.