Jalen Hurts Breaks His Silence on Trump’s Super Bowl Appearance—You Won’t Believe His Response
Jalen Hurts, who plays as the quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, doesn’t seem too excited about the news that Donald Trump will be watching him play in Super Bowl 59 this Sunday. .
Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, has said he plans to be at the game in person. He wants to watch the Eagles try to win against the Kansas City Chiefs, who are the current champions. Trump also mentioned he’ll give a speech before the game begins.
On the other hand, Patrick Mahomes, the quarterback for the Chiefs, and his teammate Travis Kelce said they’re happy and excited that the former President will be there to watch the game. But when reporters asked Jalen Hurts how he felt about it, he didn’t seem to care much. He didn’t show any strong feelings one way or the other.
When pushed to share his thoughts, Hurts simply said, “He can do what he wants,” meaning Trump is free to come if he likes. Then, when a reporter asked if having the former President there would make him feel more pressure to play well, Hurts calmly replied, “No, ma’am.” It seems like Hurts is staying focused on the game and not letting outside distractions bother him.
