Eagles quarterback and former Oklahoma star Jalen Hurts won't pick the Sooners or Alabama when he announces his college on "Sunday Night Football."

Jalen Hurts still views his NFL rise through the lens of losing his starting job during Alabama’s title game

Jalen Hurts' story is one of remarkable resolve. Benched on the biggest stage at Alabama, he became a Heisman Trophy finalist at Oklahoma and ascended from a backup in the NFL to a Super Bowl MVP. A closer look at the constant turnover Hurts has dealt ...

Keelon Russell may hold the starting role, but Austin Mack’s physical tools and Jalen Hurts’ historic blueprint suggest a backup stint is merely a detour, not defeat.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was a major part of both Alabama and Oklahoma reaching the College Football Playoff. And after his rookie season, he went on CBS Sports HQ, when he was asked which school he roots for.

Philadelphia rookie receiver DeVonta Smith reunited with his former Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts this offseason. According to the rookie, the duo picked up where they left off years ago in college.