What's up everybody? Happy Tuesday. Today is Tuesday, February 7th and on Monday evening.

Quarterback Jalenhurtz spoke with the media on Super Bowl opening night in Arizona,

and he's at the podium with a presser that's locked, loaded, and ready for you.

I am your host, Ray Shell Privet. In this podcast, he's brought to you by Espination and

Believing Green Nation. Jalenhurtz was, of course, asked about playing a veteran team.

He was asked if Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback that he's ever faced.

He talked about the pressure that he's under to win for the city of Philadelphia. He explains

what it means to be a part of such a historic matchup. The first time two black quarterbacks have

faced off on the big stage and what this means for the upcoming generation. He continued to give

credit to his dad and his older brother who have inspired him and helped him to get to where he's at today.

Take a listen.

Don't do much matter at this point. We're going to come here to do something. We want to finish

it up. Yeah, okay. Whatever it takes. Whatever it takes you're going to finish it up. Nobody

talks about the injury. Ain't it what? Don't call it a dog like you do as a dog. Right now,

we're talking about it all. We're just breaking this up between you. Talk about this man. Your

journey. He has been an incredible inspirational journey. How much have you thought about that,

man? I really feel like it's not a time to reflect. Obviously, it's been a lot, you know,

but I didn't put all that work in for no reason. I feel like this team hasn't put all the work in.

We put in for no reason. So we'll come here to finish the job. Finish the job. We said

out to do. You've been getting very, very football team. They've been with you for the last

four years. How do you beat a team that's such a better than teams with so much experience in

this game? We definitely respect our opponent. We respect everything about them. They're a really

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