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Sprite Pokes Fun at ESPN and Media Ridiculousness in New Jalen Hurts Commercial

A new Jalen Hurts endorsement just dropped with Sprite and the creators weren’t scared to poke fun at the media narratives surrounding the Eagles quarterback: “Do you benefit from pretty privilege?” Jalen Hurts’ new Sprite ad pic.twitter.com/U769sDVTna

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Texan Jalen Hurts becomes first NFL player to partner with Sprite in historic campaign

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Eagles' Jalen Hurts Makes History as 1st NFL Player to Star in Sprite Commercial

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Congratulations Pouring In For Jalen Hurts On Monday

Congratulations are pouring in for Jalen Hurts on Monday morning.

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Eagles' Jalen Hurts Makes Ring Decision Part of Major Push to 'Win-Now' Mentality

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Jalen Hurts Makes NFL History With Sprite Endorsement

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Is Jalen Hurts disrespected among his peers? Why winning is all that matters to QB as Eagles attempt SB repeat

The latter part of this famous quote from Jalen Hurts when he signed his five-year, $255 million contract two years ago paints the picture of the only statistic that matters to the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback.

Cam Newton accuses ESPN colleagues of protecting Jalen Hurts

Former Auburn and Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton has spent the majority of the week trying to defend his list of the NFL’s top 10 QBs and trying to explain why he left former Alabama quarterback and Super Bowl champion Jalen Hurts off the list.

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Ron Jaworski calls Jalen Hurts’ recent No. 9 quarterback ranking by ESPN ‘ridiculous’

Despite a year that saw Hurts hoist up the Lombardi Trophy and earn Super Bowl MVP, the quarterback barely cracked ESPN’s top 10. Instead, quarterbacks like Jared Goff (No. 8), Justin Herbert (No. 7), Matthew Stafford (No. 6), and Jayden Daniels (No. 5) were ranked above him.

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ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky apologizes to Jalen Hurts - MSN

ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky was wrong about Carson Wentz. Turns out he was also wrong about Jalen Hurts. Following the Super Bowl, the former NFL quarterback turned ESPN star apologized for, among other ...