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Jalen Hurts' Postgame Interaction With Erin Andrews Captures Attention

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Matt Audilet | Last updated Feb 9, 2025 10:49 PM ET

Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles took care of business in Super Bowl LIX, taking down the back-to-back reigning-champion Kansas City Chiefs with a 40-22 final score at New Orleans' Superdome.

As the confetti fell, Hurts met Fox Sports' sideline reporter Erin Andrews for a postgame interview.

Two years ago, Hurts and the Eagles fell to the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII. After that championship game, Kansas City confetti rained down on the field. Hurts saved a photo from that moment and kept it as his phone's screensaver over the past couple years.

Andrews asked Hurts about the confetti during their postgame conversation.

"Look at the confetti. That was the picture you had on your screen saver, the confetti from two years ago. How does it look?” Andrews asked.

"Still processing it," Hurts responded with a smile. "i just can't wait to enjoy this with my family."

Erin Andrews: “look at the confetti, that was the picture you had on your screen saver from two years ago, how does it look?”

Jalen Hurts: humbleness to the core. What a great player #SuperBowlLIX #NFL pic.twitter.com/4hfiZVxqBb
— Jeannie (@jeanniebrichett) February 10, 2025

"Full circle moment with Jalen Hurts and the confetti as Erin Andrews pointed out. Maybe Jalen will finally update his screensaver," one fan wrote.

"Erin Andrews yelling at Jalen Hurts to LOOK AT THE CONFETTI," another said.

"Great moment by Erin Andrews Jalen Hurts about the confetti. Covered in the pre-game," another added.

"That was an awkward interview between Erin Andrews and Jalen Hurts," another wrote.

Erin Andrews: “Look at the confetti.”

Jalen Hurts: pic.twitter.com/1P7aVycgyV
— LancCo Rob (Inconsolable Edition) (@TweetsByBerto) February 10, 2025

Hurts finished his first Super Bowl win with 221 yards, two touchdowns and one interception on 17 of 22 passing. He also rushed for a team-high 72 yards and one touchdown on 11 carries.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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