If you were wondering how long Jalen Hurts would allow himself to enjoy his Super Bowl win, the answer appears to be precisely two weeks. Just 14 days after the Philadelphia Eagles walloped the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX,

The Eagles have returned home and celebrated the second Super Bowl championship in franchise history Friday. Five days after the Eagles’ 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, fans lined the streets for Friday’s victory parade,

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown got candid on his relationship with Jalen Hurts following their Super Bowl victory.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, fresh off his first Super Bowl win, was seen diligently practicing just 14 days after the victory. His focus on another championship exemplifies his commitment.

We have a champion! The Eagles defeat the Chiefs to win Super Bowl LIX & the NFL on FOX Podcast has you covered to break down the game & more. First, Dave Helman goes into detail on his takeaways from the game.

Among those with a message to send were running back Saquon Barkley and quarterback Jalen Hurts, both of whom have since become the de facto poster children for the victory considering 1.) Hurts won MVP, and 2.) Barkley's inspiring story and historic playoff run.

Jalen Hurts reflects on the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl 59 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs during the team's championship parade.

Jalen Hurts' Super Bowl win not only cements his legacy in the NFL, but also represents a milestone for the Eagles.

Since Phil Simms first uttered the now-famous phrase after leading the New York Giants to victory in 1987, countless NFL heroes have marked their Super Bowl triumphs with a celebratory trip to Disney. Hurts’ memorable visit continues this beloved tradition, giving fans yet another reason to celebrate an unforgettable Super Bowl moment.

Brown and Hurts found themselves in December headlines after defensive end Brandon Graham said the two "were friends, but things have changed."