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Jalen Hurts misses Eagles’ White House celebrations while Trump backs the ‘tush push’
Unlike seven years ago, the Philadelphia Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl victory at the White House with President Donald Trump on Monday – albeit with several notable absences, including star quarterback Jalen Hurts.
Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley send messages on Eagles' White House visit. Then Trump sent his
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni and right tackle Lane Johnson presented Trump with a number 47 midnight green jersey and a helmet signed by members of the team. At the center of the helmet between signatures by Johnson and Landon Dickerson the word "M.A.G.A" was written in silver marker.
Jalen Hurts among Eagles who did not attend team's Super Bowl visit to White House
The Eagles didn't visit the White House after winning Super Bowl LII in February 2018. That victory came during Donald Trump's first term in office, and after several players made it clear they would be skipping the event if the Eagles went to the White House, Trump decided to rescind the team's invitation .
President Donald Trump praised Jalen Hurts’ “stellar” season while honoring the Super Bowl champion Eagles at the White House ...
When Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was recently asked about attending his team’s Monday visit to the White House, he didn’t ...
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