Many sportsmen are quite transparent about their religious beliefs. Jalen Hurts, the quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, has discussed his Christian religion in numerous interviews. In fact, he uses his social media channels to publicly express his beliefs.
The former quarterback for Alabama has also been extremely open about his Christian faith and how it gives him confidence in all he undertakes.
The Eagles have placed their trust in Hurts this season because, with each strong outing, he keeps the Philadelphia fans’ hopes and ambitions of winning the Super Bowl alive.
Hurts has a strategy he adheres to to manage the peaks and troughs of his professional athletic career, as he knows that pressure can be too much for a young man to bear.
Hurts has often demonstrated that he’s unafraid of difficulties, and one of the things that gives him the courage to tackle any obstacle is his religious beliefs.
Before Tua Tagovailoa eventually took over as the starting quarterback at Alabama, the 25-year-old Jalen Hurts had held the position. He had to move to Oklahoma after he became the second-string QB.
Hurts was a finalist for the 2019 Heisman Trophy while he was a member of the Sooners, coming in second in the vote. He was selected in the second round of the 2020 NFL draft, thanks to that accomplishment.
Hurts has now guided his professional club to the biggest platform in football—the Super Bowl, where on Feb. 12 the Eagles took on the Kansas City Chiefs. After losing to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the championship game, Hurts experienced yet another major setback.
However, as he has guided the Eagles to the best record in the NFL this season, he has demonstrated that he’s capable of overcoming setbacks.
