Jalen Hurts Rejects Eagles Super Bowl Ring: 'I've Moved On'

In a surprising twist at the Philadelphia Eagles' training camp kickoff, star quarterback Jalen Hurts made it abundantly clear that his Super Bowl ring won’t be making regular appearances on his finger. After clinching the title in February with a commanding 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs, Hurts is already looking ahead. "I’ve moved on to the new year. It’s as simple as that," he told reporters with a steely focus that could probably cut through the 12 carats of diamonds in those custom championship rings.

The Eagles unveiled their dazzling, diamond-studded rings last week, a symbol of their second Super Bowl triumph. Designed by Jason of Beverly Hills, these pieces aren’t just jewelry—they’re a tribute to the blood, sweat, and tears of the entire organization. Owner and CEO Jeffrey Lurie emphasized this, noting the rings represent the commitment and sacrifice of everyone involved, from players to front office staff, in raising another Lombardi Trophy.

Hurts, who was named MVP of Super Bowl LIX, had a stellar game with 221 passing yards and two touchdowns, not to mention his regular season stats of 2,903 yards and 18 touchdowns through the air, plus 14 on the ground. Yet, for a man who’s achieved so much, he’s not one to rest on past glories. His refusal to wear the ring isn’t a slight—it’s a statement of intent. The future is where his eyes are set, and if his performance is any indicator, Eagles fans have plenty to be excited about.