Jalen Hurts made clear his statement about the visit of the White House and, faithful to the form, as he does in his pocket, is firmly firm and does not go back to his position.

The Native of Houston and the venerated Mariscal de Campo de los Philadelphia Eagles became viral in April after a journalist asked if he planned to make the ceremonial trip to Washington, DC, after the victory of the Super Bowl of his team.

Hurts simply gave a simple “ummmm” in response, paired with a look that said a thousand words.

Now, on Tuesday, Hurts doubled during a press conference held at the Eagles facilities.

Donald Trump's Field Marshal (left) and the Field Marshal of the Philadelphia Eagles, Jalen Hurts (right).
Donald Trump’s Field Marshal (left) and the Field Marshal of the Philadelphia Eagles, Jalen Hurts (right).

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“What happened in the decision not to go to the White House?” A journalist asked.

Hurts delivered a three -words response that resonated stronger than his stadium at home in the fourth attempt: “It was not available.”

He continued with, “that is not pertinent,” although it was not clear if he was referring to the question or subtly reinforcing his decision to opt for what many still consider a traditional tradition for Super Bowl champions.

“All who were and available, seemed to enjoy,” added Hurts.

On April 28, when the Eagles made a visit to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Hurts was not the only player who was missing in the alignment. According to the list of shared attendees that day, the following players did not adapt to the occasion: AJ Brown, Jordan Davis, Devonta Smith, Quinyon Mitchell, Jalen Carter, Brandon Graham, Nolan Smith, Zack Baun, Nakobe Dean, CJ Gardner Johnson and Darius Slay.