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'Too bad he never won it': Eagles' Jalen Hurts trolled for doing Heisman pose against Commanders

Jalen Hurts struck the Heisman pose to celebrate after he broke out the Tebow jump pass to Dallas Goedert and that worked to perfection

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA: The Philadelphia Eagles went ahead 14-7 against the Washington Commanders in the first quarter on Monday, November 14. But what became the discussing point was the Heisman pose by quarterback Jalen Hurts #1 of Eagles, who struck it after executing a jump pass for a touchdown against the rival. Following which, Twitter broke out and trolled him with one saying, “Too bad he never won it.”

According to Opoyi, Hurts began the game with a one-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Then minutes later, he broke out a famous play, the Tim Tebow jump pass, to hit Dallas Goedert, tight end for the Eagles, with a jump pass for a touchdown. And when the play worked to perfection, he then struck the Heisman pose to celebrate. 

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Many took a dig at Hurts after the Eagles got outplayed and lost 32-21. One wrote, "Lmaoooo Jalen hurts punk ass really hit the heisman pose after going up 14-7 in the first quarter, only to lose the game. Love to see it." Another said, "Heisman pose for a non Heisman winner." While some tagged him as a loser with one tweeting, "@JalenHurts is not an NFL QB. A true QB doesn’t go three and out in that situation. #loser"

The troll continued with a user commenting, "Proven loser in big moments?? Jalen Hurts got embarrassed last year in the playoffs and got benched in the championship game in college. He’s as big of a loser as anyone then based on logic." Another jokingly said, "He needs to bring out sitting on the couch pose soon cause that’s what he’ll being doing in February."

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