Eagles fans are going wild after their quarterback, Jalen Hurts, was spotted having dinner with the one and only Michael Jordan, and we’re sure most of them would have loved to be a fly on the wall during this special exchange.
One fan took to their X page, (formerly known as Twitter) on Sunday, March 9, to share that the Super Bowl LIX MVP and the NBA player were seen spending some time together. “QB Jalen Hurts and NBA Legend Michael Jordan spotted last night at dinner,” they wrote in the caption.
The photo shows Hurts, donning a white T-shirt and tan jacket, and Jordan, wearing a light grey hoodie, conversing over dinner. It’s unclear if anyone joined the pair for dinner and which restaurant they were spotted at, though we can only imagine the conversation these two were having. Whether Jordan was giving Hurts some legendary advice, or if they were just casually hitting it off, it’s most likely a moment the quarterback will never forget.
#Eagles QB Jalen Hurts and NBA Legend Michael Jordan spotted last night at dinner. pic.twitter.com/LCqM2vydFm
— Jack Russ | Eagles Everything (@birdsadelphia) March 9, 2025
Many fans shared their excitement, including one fan who wrote, “Wow, dinner with the GOAT.”
“Hell yeah bro, good for him. I bet bro is geeking out,” another fan shared.
“That’s dope,” a third user wrote.
“LMFAOOO legend s—, thats why he signed w Jordan,” a fourth fan wrote.
Hurts has been sponsored by Nike’s Jordan brand since 2023 and is proud to be a part of repping it. In fact, he even won the Super Bowl wearing a pair of Air Jordan 11 PE cleats.
The 26-year-old quarterback also wore a “banned” hoodie off the plane when it touched down in New Orleans, Louisiana for the Super Bowl this past February. Then, after Philadelphia’s blowout 40-22 win over Kansas City, he rocked a “Love Hurts” hoodie during the parade to celebrate the team’s victory.
Other NFL stars who are signed to the company include Maxx Crosby, Puka Nacua, Dak Prescott, Davante Adams and more. The brand also sponsors NBA players, including Luka Doncic, Zion Williamson and Jayson Tatum.
