In the Eagles’ Title Celebration, Jalen Hurts Toasted to Philadelphia’s Toughness
Atop the historic “Rocky” steps, the quarterback acknowledged the fans’ passion: “You can’t lose if you don’t quit. And in Philly we don’t quit.”
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