Jalen Hurts arrives in style wearing a Kangol hat to the NFC Championship game
Jalen Hurts is an old soul.
The Eagles' 26-year-old quarterback arrived at the NFC Championship in style, wearing an old-school Kangol hat and a sharp, conservative, and stylish pregame outfit.
Hurts wore a similar hat before the Eagles faced the Steelers, and the quarterback was 25 of 32 passing for 290 yards and three touchdowns in a win over Pittsburgh.
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