Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, the reigning Super Bowl MVP, was the first of Philadelphia’s players to address the crowd from the stage, and was met with cheers of “MVP” as he approached the podium lifting the Lombardi Trophy.

Like Hurts an Alabama alumnus and a second-round draft pick, Dickerson has been a Pro Bowl selection in three of his four seasons as Philadelphia’s left guard. He spent parts of the parade route off the top of the bus and along the barricades celebrating with Eagles fans – high-fiving with one hand and holding a beer in the other.

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"I listen to Frankie Beverly, and I vibe out, I enjoy time, I reflect," Hurts said, reacting to a photo of him sitting against the wall of the Eagles' locker room listening to Bev

Swooning fans screamed and cheered Friday as Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie took turns hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy at the start of the team’s victory

As Jalen Hurts got behind the microphone at the Philadelphia Art Museum on Friday, thousands of fans began to chant “MVP!” Then the Super Bowl MVP addressed them all. The 26-year-old explained that when he came to Philadelphia,

Nearly five years after he was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles, Jalen Hurts has finally been to one of Philadelphia's most prominent landmarks, the 'Rocky steps' at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.