"We're on a mission and it's not just to bring [a Super Bowl win] home to Philly," Hurts said in a message to a group of Philadelphia elementary school students shared on "Good Morning America." ...

Coach Spags,” Hurts said. “He’s a great coach, puts players in great positions to make plays and everybody plays hard, so you can tell that they’ve got a good thing going. They’ve been ...

not stopping until I get it," Hurts said this week. "And so it takes great perseverance, it takes the mentality, and it takes a person that has high values and high character, but all of it has to ...

"So, I've always had a focus on myself and trying to improve."Calm, cool, collectedAfter all that he's been through, it may still be possible to rattle Hurts, but the Eagles haven't seen it just yet.

He just wanted to play ball and do his share of good works. And he did. He does. For his commitment to uplifting folks who are so often marginalized — be they Philadelphia students, women in sports, ...