Jalen Hurts Is Supposedly Missing the Eagles’ White House Visit Because of a Conflict in Schedule

The Eagles quarterback will not celebrate the win with his teammates, according to a White House official.

It appears that Jalen Hurts, the standout quarterback for the Eagles, will not be present when his team celebrates their Super Bowl victory at the White House.

Veteran journalist Yamiche Alcindor stated that Hurts would not be present at the ceremony later today, citing confirmation from a White House official. A “scheduling conflict” that affects Hurts and other players was cited as the cause.

Yamiche Alcindor, a well-known political correspondent who has contributed to The New York Times, PBS NewsHour, and NBC News, posted the news on social media. Known for her in-depth reporting on the nexus of politics and culture, Alcindor frequently brings important issues facing the Black community to the attention of the country.

Despite the fact that championship teams have long been expected to attend the White House, it is common for individual players to skip the event for a variety of reasons, such as personal commitments or occasionally political statements.

Hurts is still a key member of the Eagles and a well-respected leader both on and off the field after leading the team to an outstanding season.