Bow down to the new Lombardi Trophy winners – Jalen Hurts and the Eagles. Philly got it done. They took down the reigning champs and didn’t even break a sweat. In the end, it was the Eagles who stopped the unstoppable KC. Hurts and his offense never let up, leaving the Chiefs‘ defense helpless. As the Philly lift their second-ever Super Bowl trophy, what do Jalen Hurts’s accolades look like now?

Jalen Hurts kicked off his NFL journey in 2020, starting as a backup in his rookie year. Then, in 2021, Nick Sirianni made him the Eagles’ QB1. Fast forward five years, and he’s now a Super Bowl champion. So, here’s a look at his stats, accolades, and Super Bowl appearances.

Jalen Hurts Super Bowl stats

Jalen Hurts had been here before. Super Bowl spotlight, all eyes on him, another shot at the Lombardi. But the last time? It didn’t go his way. Back in the 2022-23 season, he and the Eagles went toe-to-toe with the Chiefs in a thriller. Hurts put on a show – 304 passing yards, a touchdown through the air, and three more on the ground. No QB in Super Bowl history had ever rushed for that many yards or found the end zone three times with his legs. He was electric.

But that just was not their day. A fumble in the second quarter, scooped up by Nick Bolton and taken to the house. Even after that, Hurts kept fighting, leading a late-game charge. With seconds left, he launched a Hail Mary, hoping for a miracle. It fell short. Chiefs took it, 38-35. A loss that had to sting. But fast forward to now, Hurts just got the redemption he was chasing.

Jalen now also holds the record for the most rushing yards by a quarterback in a Super Bowl, and get this: it’s the second time he’s done it. His 72 yards today topped the 70 he racked up in Super Bowl 57.

The guy isn’t just breaking records; he’s racing against himself and coming out on top. The city of Philadelphia must be lighting up on Feb 9. Eagles fans finally have their long-awaited Super Bowl win. And with that, we wrap up another fantastic season of football.

All about Jalen’s records and accolades

The Eagles QB put on a show, finishing 17-of-21 through the air for 221 yards, tossing two touchdowns, and yeah, he did throw one pick. But who’s counting when you win it all? On the ground, he was phenomenal, racking up 72 rushing yards and punching in a touchdown himself. In the 2024 regular season, Hurts had 2903 yards and 18 TDs. He had his career-best QB rating of 103.7 and a 68.7 percent completion rate as well. Talking about the post-season, the Eagles’ QB had 5 touchdowns for 726 yards and 1 interception. But that’s just the tip of his glorious career.

Jalen Hurts has been collecting accolades since his college days. Back in 2017, he was part of Alabama’s national championship squad, and before that, he turned heads as the SEC Offensive Player and Freshman of the Year in 2016. From the moment he stepped onto the gridiron with the Crimson Tide, it was obvious -this guy was built for the spotlight. Fast forward to the NFL, and the Eagles’ QB has already snagged two Pro Bowl nods. But there’s always been one thing missing from his resume: the Lombardi Trophy.

Not anymore. This season, Hurts finally grabbed the ultimate prize, taking down the reigning champs in the process. And as if that wasn’t enough, he walked away with Super Bowl MVP honors for his clutch performance on the biggest stage. Safe to say, his trophy case just got a serious glow-up.