The Philadelphia Eagles decided to release a teammate of former Super Bowl champion Jalen Hurts, but he will not be part of the roster for the 2025 NFL season. Jalen Hurts will lose a teammate for the 2025 NFL season after the Philadelphia Eagles officially announced a roster move.

Reports indicate that Eagles quarterbacks coach Doug Nussmeier is finalizing a deal to become the New Orleans Saints ’ next offensive coordinator under Kellen Moore. This marks yet another shift in Hurts’ ever-changing coaching staff, continuing a trend that has defined his career at both the college and professional levels.

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.

Jalen Hurts made NFL history as the first $50 million-per-year quarterback to win a Super Bowl. The Eagles' strategic salary cap planning proved that mega contracts don't prevent championship success.

Jalen Hurts finished the win for the Eagles with two touchdowns and 221 yards, completing 17-of-22 pass attempts. He also served as the leading rusher en route to winning Super Bowl MVP, posting one touchdown and 72 yards on the ground.

History remembers those who win. When it comes to the game of football, there’s no stage more grand than the Super Bowl. It’s where players and coaches etch the

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback shared a sweet moment with fiancée Bry Burrows on the field at the 2025 Super Bowl after their victory against the Kansas City Chiefs Feb. 9.

At an average annual salary of $51 million a year, Jalen Hurts is the first quarterback to make over $50 million in a season and win the Super Bowl. The previous record belonged to Patrick Mahomes, who makes an average of $45 million a season with the Kansas City Chiefs (Mahomes won the two prior Super Bowls before Hurts).