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Sirianni Defends Hurts: No 'Carry' to Super Bowl Win

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Sirianni Defends Hurts: No 'Carry' to Super Bowl Win

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Eagles coach Nick Sirianni vehemently denied suggestions that Jalen Hurts was carried to the Super Bowl victory. Sirianni highlighted Hurts' selfless play and emphasized the team aspect of football, citing other successful quarterback-team combinations like Brady-Gronkowski and Mahomes-Kelce. He countered criticisms of Hurts' passing stats by pointing to the team's strong running game and overall team success, culminating in a Super Bowl LVII win and Hurts' MVP award.

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Eagles coach Nick Sirianni vehemently denied suggestions that Jalen Hurts was carried to the Super Bowl victory. Sirianni highlighted Hurts' selfless play and emphasized the team aspect of football, citing other successful quarterback-team combinations like Brady-Gronkowski and Mahomes-Kelce. He countered criticisms of

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