Exclusive: Jalen Hurts Responds to Donald Trump Attending Super Bowl LIX: ‘He’s Welcome to Do What He Wants

Jalen Hurts Responds to Donald Trump Attending Super Bowl LIX: ‘He’s Welcome to Do What He Wants’

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has weighed in on former President Donald Trump’s plans to attend Super Bowl LIX, offering a neutral response to the news. When asked about Trump’s potential presence at the highly anticipated championship game, Hurts kept his answer brief and composed.

“He’s welcome to do what he wants,” Hurts said during a press conference. “It’s a free country.”

Hurts’ comments come after reports that Trump intends to be in attendance for the Super Bowl, which is set to take place at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The game, featuring the Eagles and their NFC opponent, is expected to draw a massive audience both in the stadium and on television.

While some athletes have previously expressed strong opinions about Trump’s presence at sporting events, Hurts took a diplomatic approach, choosing not to engage in any political discourse. Instead, the Eagles quarterback remains focused on the game, emphasizing preparation and execution as the team looks to secure a victory on the biggest stage in football.

Super Bowl LIX will not be the first time Trump has attended a major sporting event. Throughout his political career, the former president has been seen at various games, often eliciting mixed reactions from fans and players alike. His presence at the Super Bowl is expected to draw attention, though it remains to be seen how the crowd in New Orleans will react.

As for Hurts, his focus remains unwavering. “We have a game to play,” he said. “That’s where my mind is.”

The Eagles, led by Hurts, will look to bring another championship to Philadelphia, with the star quarterback maintaining his usual poise both on and off the field. Regardless of who is in attendance, Hurts and his team are locked in on their ultimate goal: winning Super Bowl LIX.