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Jalen Hurts Offers Valuable Advice to Rookies on First Day of OTA

Philadelphia, PA – May 28, 2025 – Jalen Hurts, the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX MVP, kicked off Organized Team Activities (OTAs) at NovaCare Complex with sharp passes and sage advice for the team’s rookies. The quarterback, now a veteran leader, shared insights from his own 2020 rookie season to guide the newest Eagles.

“Approach every season like you’re a rookie—stay hungry, keep learning,” Hurts told reporters post-practice. “Know your teammates’ strengths, build those bonds, and be patient. The NFL is a marathon.” Rookies like linebacker Jihaad Campbell and safety Andrew Mukuba, drafted in 2025’s first and second rounds, soaked up his words. “Jalen’s focus on ignoring critics and staying locked in hit home,” Campbell said.

Hurts also dazzled on the field, connecting with A.J. Brown on a 46-yard pass during 7-on-7 drills, signaling his readiness for the September 4 opener against Dallas. His leadership quelled concerns about recent controversies, urging the team to “focus on our goal.” Fans on X raved, with one posting, “Jalen’s a QB1 and a mentor—Eagles are in good hands!” As the champs gear up for a title defense, Hurts’ guidance is setting the tone for another Philly Special run.

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