Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts answers hard hitting questions from innocent young fans

Philadelphia Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts is turning into a children’s book author this offseason. He recently appeared on Good Morning America to promote his first book, “Better Than a Touchdown.

” The book comes under the genre Children’s Literature/Picture Book and is targeted for ages 7 to 11. The illustrator is Nneka Myers.It has been published by Penguin Random House, and the plot follows a young boy named Jalen who gathers his friends and the community to save his school’s football team after it’s been cut. Hurts aims to share lessons from his own life. Now, let’s examine the hard-hitting questions asked by innocent young fans for Hurts on GMA.

Philadelphia star Jalen Hurts discloses what he does when he’s not playing football

A five-year-old asked Hurts on GMA, “What do you do for fun when you’re not playing football?” The Super Bowl LIX champion let out a humble laugh and said, “That is so cute!” Now, the reply to his question is not foreign. Because it’s coming from someone who started practicing for another championship game two weeks after winning a Lombardi Trophy.He said, “When I’m not playing football, I can’t help but prepare for football.” But other than that, he shared that he spends a lot of time with his family.

And this offseason, he spent a lot of time working on the children’s book, “Better Than a Touchdown.” He also shared that he’s very simple when it comes to such things. He’s passionate about those things in life, and he gives them a lot of his time.

Eagles QB Jalen Hurts reveals favorite vacation spot and recalls a time when he almost quit football

A nine-year-old asked Hurts, “What’s your favorite vacation spot?” The three-time Pro Bowler said anywhere with the beach, warm weather, and especially being in Philly. He recalled recently going through a crazy snowstorm and a wave.

He hopes that’s over now. But his favorite vacation spot is anywhere he can get some sun.Another nine-year-old asked Hurts, “Was there ever a time you wanted to quit, and what kept you going?” The CFP national champion went back in time and recalled a moment when he thought about quitting his favorite game. He questioned about his present and future. He faced a lot of adversity, and he was counted out, doubted, broken down, and dissected in all kinds of ways.But instead of giving up, he just persevered. Carrying on from that difficult period, his passion overcame every ounce of doubt and every ounce of fear. He calls it the number one thing in life. He said the book also mentions that one must have the courage to press forward. He later admitted, “Without the courage, perseverance, resilience, and passion, I wouldn’t be here today.”