Jalen Hurts emerged from the Eagles locker room with his song of choice blaring loudly enough to reach him and his trophy in an adjacent hallway. Cigar in mouth, Lombardi in hand, the Eagles quarterback leaned onto the wall,

Hurts, who led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 40-22 trouncing of the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59, credits his father for playing a vital role in him winning the NFL title. Hurts’ dad, who coached him in football while Hurts was in high school, was on the field with him after the game where the two shared a long hug.