Jalen Hurts had a very interesting outfit on his arrival on Monday.
Ahead of a game against the Chicago Bears, the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback was spotted wearing a cream suit over a white shirt and black-and-white brogue shoes while walking inside Soldier Field. He also had sunglasses on and dragged a black purse bag on top of his trademark silver suitcase:
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“Jalen Hurts arriving in style”
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Fans had many things in mind regarding his look:
“Thank goodness he decided to dress like a man this week,” one “sighed”.
“Boy got on the preacher son fit,” another compared.
“He came in there with a pastor suit on yea he not locked in bears money line,” another asserted.
“My QB has a purse,” one pointed out.
“He definitely changed his stylist from last year from trendy to classy lol,” another remarked.
“That fit screams ‘I’m throwing 10 tds tonight,'” another salivated.
For this game, Hurts will be without his favorite tight end Dallas Goedert, who sprained his MCL during a 24-20 win at the Tennessee Titans last week. However, he will also welcome back Zach Ertz, who was his teammate during the first season and a half of his career.
Nick Sirianni had some major praise for Jalen Hurts ahead of MNF game at Bears
While addressing the media during practice on Saturday, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni shared these complimentary words for Jalen Hurts:
“I’m sure glad we have Jalen Hurts playing the most important position in sports in Philadelphia because I love him and everything that he’s done for us and everything he’ll continue to do for us. I always say about (GM) Howie (Roseman), I couldn’t ask for a better partner in this and I feel the same way about Jalen.”
He continued:
“It takes great mental toughness to be able to sustain the ups and downs that all these players go through on a weekly basis. I’m not sure I could put it into words, but there is immense responsibility to an organization and to a city in playing the most important position in sports.”
Kickoff for the Bears/Eagles game is at 8:15 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN.
Edited by Andre Castillo