Social media reacts to Hurts’ response

Yahoo! Sports reported that fans took to X, formerly known as Twitter, and praised the Super Bowl champion for his response to the question.

“He said nothing, but said everything you needed to know,” one social media user wrote.

“Another reason them beating the Chiefs was awesome,” another wrote.

“My man my man my man,” a third user wrote.

NBC News White House Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor confirmed Monday that Hurts would not travel to the White House with the team.

“A White House official confirms to me that @Eagles quarterback @JalenHurts will not be visiting the White House when the Super Bowl champions come later this afternoon. The White House says Hurts and other players who can’t attend had “scheduling conflicts,” she wrote.

A White House official confirms to me that @Eagles quarterback @JalenHurts will not be visiting the White House when the Super Bowl champions come later this afternoon. The White House says Hurts and other players who can’t attend had “scheduling conflicts.”

— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) April 28, 2025

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