Jalen Hurts has as many Super Bowl appearances as Steve Young and Dan Marino combined, two of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game. Based on the way Hurts is criticized by throwing the football,

Orlovsky believes a Super Bowl win would only change the perception of Hurts, as his talent will never be up to par with some of his quarterback peers. Orlovsky then asked fellow ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith to rank Hurts, Burrow, Jackson and Allen. Smith said he would not take Hurts over any of the other three.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has come a long way. But he’s pretending the Tush Push is a quarterback sneak. And after two years, Hurts dropped a fire truth bomb about the Super Bowl 57 loss to the Chiefs. Hurts said the loss provided him with a reason to work harder, according to espn.com.