Two years after they went head to head in Super Bowl LVII, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are set to square off for the next Lombardi Trophy. And once again, the headlining showdown of the NFL's ultimate game just might be under center,

Orlovsky believes a Super Bowl win would only change the perception of Hurts, as his talent will never be up to par with some of his quarterback peers. Orlovsky then asked fellow ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith to rank Hurts, Burrow, Jackson and Allen. Smith said he would not take Hurts over any of the other three.

According to Jalen Hurts, winning can look different in any given week, even if that means the passing game takes a backseat and he remains in his so-called “straitjacket.” That wasn’t the case on Sunday in the Eagles’ NFC championship win over the Washington Commanders.