Eagles' Jalen Hurts Announces 2026 Children's Book Release
Eagles' Jalen Hurts Announces 2026 Children's Book Release

Eagles' Jalen Hurts Announces 2026 Children's Book Release

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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts played a key role in keeping tight end Dallas Goedert with the team during the 2025 offseason, providing reassurance and underscoring his importance to the offense. Hurts, the MVP of Super Bowl LIX, is also making an impact off the field by authoring a children's book titled "Better Than a Touchdown," set to release in March 2026; the book conveys themes of friendship, teamwork, and perseverance and reflects lessons Hurts has learned throughout his career. This philanthropic effort complements Hurts' ongoing community initiatives, such as the Keep It Cool program, which helps install air conditioning in Philadelphia schools to keep children in class during extreme heat. Hurts has expressed excitement about sharing his heartfelt message through the book, aiming to inspire young readers and pass on values of resilience and belief in oneself. His leadership extends into the Eagles' offensive strategy, where continuity in coaching and play-calling has helped Hurts grow more confident and comfortable, contributing to the team's recent success, including the Super Bowl victory. The Eagles and fans alike have praised Hurts both for his on-field prowess and his positive influence off the field.

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