Jalen Hurts’ father compares his son’s competitive nature to a flame. It was stoked from an early age and burned brightly well before he reached the NFL, in races up the stairs with his big brother, backyard football games against the older kids,

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has come a long way. But he’s pretending the Tush Push is a quarterback sneak. And after two years, Hurts dropped a fire truth bomb about the Super Bowl 57 loss to the Chiefs. Hurts said the loss provided him with a reason to work harder, according to espn.com.

As the Eagles prepare for a Super Bowl rematch against the Chiefs, they acknowledge the team's previous Super Bowl loss has fueled them to this point. But they also know Sunday's matchup will be a different game altogether.