Jalen Hurts is eagerly looking forward to his chance for redemption.

The Philadelphia Eagles are set to compete in their second Super Bowl within a three-year span on February 9, facing off against the formidable Kansas City Chiefs. This is a rematch against the Patrick Mahomes led team that previously triumphed over them in 2023, with a nail-biting final score of 38-35. The stakes are high as the Eagles aim to avenge their past defeat and solidify their legacy.

However, that was history, and the present moment is filled with opportunity.

“Next question,” Hurts responded with a lighthearted grin when asked about his most memorable moment from that particular game. His demeanor reflects a focus on the future rather than dwelling on past setbacks.

At 26 years old, Hurts is fully charged as the Eagles gear up to prevent the Chiefs from achieving a historic third consecutive championship win in Super Bowl LIX, taking place at the iconic Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

“You draw motivation from every time you fall short in any endeavor. Each experience teaches valuable lessons,” Hurts elaborated during a press conference on January 31. “No failure is greater than another; the key is to absorb lessons from all of them and apply that knowledge going forward.”