‘Super Sayain Correlation’: Jalen Hurts Has Fans Going Crazy With His Ripped Physique and New Hairdo

Jalen Hurts is having his moment ever since he got chosen by the Philadelphia Eagles. Hurts had a vivid personality, famous for his blonde dreadlocks hairstyle during his collegiate days. It was something that looks like a trademark of his own. As of now, QB Jalen sports a new look, and Twitter fans are riling over it.

Jalen Hurts is ready to be back with the Eagles. He is coming back as the starting quarterback of the franchise. Moreover, despite the QB’s silent nature, his stellar 2021 campaign looks to be speaking for itself about why Philly would get him in the depth chart for 2022.

On Friday, Jalen Hurts made his presence in front of the media after the Eagles’ OTA at the NovaCare Complex, Philadelphia. They saw A.J. Brown in action for the first time. The standout feature of the evening was seeing QB1 Jalen Hurts with new hairstyles and a leveling-up physique.

Hurts’ new look has gone immensely popular on Twitter. Even though it’s not his trademarked blonde dreads, it has a unique and fresh look prior to their 2022 campaign.

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A user called Hurts has some Super Saiyan connection

A user makes a rather snarky response to his new look with his arm. However, another user came into the defense, asking him to update himself on his OTA action.

A fan believes he might grow his trademark dreads again.

A user believes that once he regains his old hair, it’s game over for the other NFL franchises.

A user points out that Jalen is all pumped and sends a warning to other NFL athletes.

Another user calls him to be the re-birth of Eagles legend Donovan McNabb.

Why did Jalen Hurts chop off his dreads?

Jalen Hurts’ dreadlocks were the Alabama QB’s signature peek for 2 years. They protruded over behind his dark red headgear as he brushed aside defensive players. Hurts had worn the updo for as long as Crimson Tide enthusiasts could remember. However, he was forced to cut his hair because of a CFP bet.

According to the bet, if Alabama won the national championship, he would cut off the dreadlocks. As a result, Jalen went 25-2 as the Crimson Tide’s beginner before being replaced at halftime by Tua Tagovailoa. Josh Jacobs, Jalen’s teammate, detailed the hairstyle workflow on Twitter. However, the gunslinger deserves most of the credit. He kept his end of the deal.

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