Super Bowl LVII

Former Alabama and current Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has filed a trademark application for his famous quote, "I had a purpose before anyone had an opinion," according to trademark attorney Josh Gerben.

As the confetti fell, all four of the Crimson Tide alumni playing in Super Bowl LVII left the field in defeat. However, they and their Eagles teammates were part of one of the greatest Super Bowls ever played.

While the 38-35 result of Super Bowl LVII wasn't what Philadelphia fans as well as many Alabama fans wanted, quarterback Jalen Hurts still showed up on the biggest stage of his career.

The game swung back and forth to each team multiple times in a gripping contest that deserves to go down as one of the all-time great games in NFL history.

Even though the debate of whether Alabama can still claim Jalen Hurts as one of the school's NFL players has been sparked due to his recent success this season, Alabama and Oklahoma football have come together to support him ahead of Super Bowl LVII.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts' impressive season wasn't enough to win him the AP Most Valuable Player or the Offensive Player of the Year awards.

Super Bowl opening night brought some good interviews ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs' big matchup, including a couple with and about former Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith.

Alabama football makes history again in the pros as the school has 12 former players who were selected to the 2023 Pro Bowl, the most ever in a single season by one school in NFL history.

Hurts is a finalist for league MVP having passed for 22 touchdowns and rushed for 13 more while steamrolling through the schedule. Smith became the fastest Eagles receiver to reach 2,000 yards receiving in a career and Dickerson is a valued member of the leagues best offensive line.

NFL MVP finalists Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes have their eyes set on something bigger than the league's award for the best player as they prepare to face each other in Super Bowl LVII.