Jalen Hurts Clowned On For Getting Cropped Out Of Steve Young’s Photo Of Super Bowl MVPs/NFL GOATs

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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was in attendance at Super Bowl LX over the weekend and took part in the festivities as alongside fellow former Super Bowl MVPs. Based on Steve Young’s social media, however, that class of NFL icons hasn’t accepted Hurts as one of them just quite yet.

While the specific reason cannot be discerned, either Steve Young or whoever runs his social media decided to partially crop Jalen Hurts out of a photo that featured former Super Bowl MVPs such as Peyton & Eli Manning, Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, Tom Brady, Emmitt Smith and Lynn Swan.

The group were brought on stage for Green Day’s performance to kick off the festivities at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on Sunday, February 8.

Jalen Hurts is getting clowned on for seemingly getting cropped out of the picture of NFL Super Bowl MVPs shared by Steve Young

The sneak diss immediately went viral on social media as NFL fans clowned on Hurts for the apparent lack of respect from the Hall of Fame San Francisco 49ers signal caller.

Either Young or someone on his team, for whatever reason, did actually crop the picture, as the full version of the photo could be seen on Emmitt Smith’s Twitter account.

In 16 starts for the Philadelphia Eagles this year, Hurts had a passer rating of 98.5 and a completion percentage of 64.8% with 3,224 yards, 25 touchdowns and 6 interceptions.

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