Jalen Hurts opens up about AJ Brown being traded and scrutiny that followed

Can someone please type out the entire interview word for word?

I cant access the internet right now, so that would greatly help me.

I like to know as much as possible about the enemy.
 
So the Eagles went to two SB and won one with an Autisitic QB? We can't win a NFC Conf Game with a non-Autistic QB?
Maybe Dak should be tested for mental acuity?
I’m convinced he’s on the autism spectrum. He spoke about emotions and the reporter said something to the effect of “that sounds very 3rd person like you are outside yourself”. That’s a pretty common experience for people on the spectrum. There are some other traits he shows as well. I think his personality is perfect for Philly. Now he just needs to learn to throw between the numbers.
 
He’s seems kind of stoic and unbothered, good attitude if so. He’s been a wild success regardless in ways few humans ever will be. I’ve got no platform to criticize that performance. That said i hope he makes Uncle Rico look like a better answer at QB this year
 
I've always respected him as a person. Humble. Never gets rattled or retaliates. Gets pulled for Tua (which was the right move) in the National Championship. Takes it like a man and doesn't whine or complain. I was happy he won a Super Bowl, even though he plays a hated rival. He appears to have his head on straight.
Yea I don't think he's a great qb necessarily but he does have that........thing as far as being under pressure. Eli had it too. But it didn't hurt that he had an incredible team surrounding him. Moreso than any qb I can recall
 
I will always respect how Hurts handled being benched at Alabama, then going to OU to find his passing ability before being drafted in the NFL.
 
So the Eagles went to two SB and won one with an Autisitic QB? We can't win a NFC Conf Game with a non-Autistic QB?
Maybe Dak should be tested for mental acuity?
Romo too? How about Jim Kelly and Dan Marino? Maybe Stafford as well before he went to the rams.
 
I’m convinced he’s on the autism spectrum. He spoke about emotions and the reporter said something to the effect of “that sounds very 3rd person like you are outside yourself”. That’s a pretty common experience for people on the spectrum. There are some other traits he shows as well. I think his personality is perfect for Philly. Now he just needs to learn to throw between the numbers.
Even though he's a QB for a rival team, I have a lot of respect for Hurts as a person. He seems like a really good guy.
 
I’m convinced he’s on the autism spectrum. He spoke about emotions and the reporter said something to the effect of “that sounds very 3rd person like you are outside yourself”. That’s a pretty common experience for people on the spectrum. There are some other traits he shows as well. I think his personality is perfect for Philly. Now he just needs to learn to throw between the numbers.
A simple search would have saved you the time and effort of posting this nonsense.

Jalen Hurts has been an advocate for the autistic community since his time as a student/athlete at the Univ of Alabama.

While attending Alabama he voluntarily mentored autistic children on the quiet, without any hype or media coverage.

He continued his advocacy when he turned pro by becoming a prominent member of the Eagles Autism Foundation.

In addition, the young man heads his own charitable organization, the Jalen Hurts Foundation.

You and a few others in this thread who've either stated or implied that Hurts is on some autistic spectrum should reduce your social media intake.

Just because he's a humble dude that happens to be an introvert doesn't mean he has a medical condition...Carry On.
 
Jalen Hurts on personal level seems like a decent person imo. As a teammate I can see how he rubs people the wrong way sometimes.
I just hope he continues to struggle passing across the middle. That's his biggest weakness imo.
 
Remember when he helped up Washington fans when the bleachers broke?
Forgot about that, I think he was still a backup then.

Kinda funny to go from taunting a guy relentlessly one minute, and then the next minute he’s helping you up

Modern day Dirk Willems … well without the martyrdom

Willems was condemned for his Anabaptist beliefs in 16th Century Amsterdam. While fleeing his pursuers across a frozen pond, one of them fell through the ice. Rather than using that opportunity to escape, Willems turned back and saved the man’s life.

Ended up burned at the stake anyway, probably should have just kept running.

This has been your CowboysZone.com trivia fact of the day…
 
I've always respected him as a person. Humble. Never gets rattled or retaliates. Gets pulled for Tua (which was the right move) in the National Championship. Takes it like a man and doesn't whine or complain. I was happy he won a Super Bowl, even though he plays a hated rival. He appears to have his head on straight.
Excellent point. Not only did he not pout he stepped up, stood next to and supported Tua. Can’t see AJ Brown doing that.
 
A simple search would have saved you the time and effort of posting this nonsense.

Jalen Hurts has been an advocate for the autistic community since his time as a student/athlete at the Univ of Alabama.

While attending Alabama he voluntarily mentored autistic children on the quiet, without any hype or media coverage.

He continued his advocacy when he turned pro by becoming a prominent member of the Eagles Autism Foundation.

In addition, the young man heads his own charitable organization, the Jalen Hurts Foundation.

You and a few others in this thread who've either stated or implied that Hurts is on some autistic spectrum should reduce your social media intake.

Just because he's a humble dude that happens to be an introvert doesn't mean he has a medical condition...Carry On.
I’m basing my statement on his behaviors and the experience of someone who’s an expert in the field and their observations. Certainty not a diagnosis but a lot of his behaviors point to potentially being on the spectrum.
And it’s not about being an introvert there’s way more to it.
 
I’m basing my statement on his behaviors and the experience of someone who’s an expert in the field and their observations. Certainty not a diagnosis but a lot of his behaviors point to potentially being on the spectrum.
And it’s not about being an introvert there’s way more to it.
Your statement is based on making **** up.
 

Forum statistics

Threads
475,289
Messages
14,597,349
Members
24,217
Latest member
Cowboysforlyfe47
Back
Top