Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts cherish a moment of win together at the Super Bowl

The Philadelphia Eagles have been the Champ at the Super Bowl, dethroning the Kansas City Chiefs and becoming the first team to conquer three straight Super Bowls.Patrick Mahomes has been fortunate enough to win back-to-back three Super Bowl titles but he slowly he has also been on the losing end of those games which gave him a tough place at the quarterback.Well, keeping the sportsmanship, Patrick Mahomes congratulated the winning quarterback which was Jalen Hurts. After the game the duo shared a moment on the field with his counterpart.Coming back to the winners, The Eagles performances was matchless and unstoppable. Jalen had 135 rushing yards and 221 passing yards, with three touchdowns. Whereas Mahomes forced two interceptions from the Super Bowl MVP.It was also the moment of tears when Patrick Mahomes has been seen getting emotional. Though the words were not heard but sources said that Jalen appreciated his gesture. Mahomes became the centre of attraction of the media after its fallout.The Eagles passed on to 17 of 22 passes. He locked on 72 yards and as well as scored a rushing touchdown. With a massive victory Jalen Hurts makes it historic as he after Nick Foles, Hurts is only the Eagles players to win Super Bowl MVP.Ahead of Super Bowl showdown, both Jalen Hurts and Kansas City Chiefs signalcaller Patrick Mahomes wore bold suits for the best dressed award. There were mixed reactions among their fans on X. One of them tweeted by saying, “Both guys look good while also seeming locked in on the task at hand.”This was not just a Super Bowl showdown but on of the big eye game. This is a rematch of Super Bowl LVII where Mahomes outdueled Hurts in a 38-35 win. After the win, speaking on NFL Network Saquon Barkley said, “It's not gonna change. You're gonna have some GMs that believe that you can go get a back anywhere, you have some GMs like Howie that believe the back could be the final piece.”Also Read : Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance felt ‘more about Drake,’ disappointed fans and sparked outrage