Dan Orlovsky Apologizes to Jalen Hurts After Eagles' Super Bowl LIX Win

Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a convincing 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, silencing critics who doubted his abilities throughout the season. ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky, who had been particularly vocal about Hurts' struggles, publicly apologized during Monday's episode of First Take, acknowledging that he underestimated Hurts' resilience and talent. Orlovsky admitted he was one of Hurts' harshest critics, especially regarding the Eagles' passing game, and praised Hurts for his impressive performances in both the NFC Championship and the Super Bowl. Hurts finished the game with 221 passing yards, two touchdowns, and 72 rushing yards, earning the Super Bowl MVP title. His journey has highlighted his ability to overcome adversity, including being benched during his college career. Orlovsky's acknowledgment reflects a broader recognition of Hurts' growth and success in the NFL.