Eagles’ Jalen Hurts responds to Trump attending Super Bowl Lix: ‘Welcome to do what he wants’

President Donald Trump will become the first sitting American president to attend Super Bowl, and the stars playing in the game are aware of His presence.

Trump’s expected presence caused a delighted reaction among multiple Kansas City Chiefs PlayersIncluding Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, and even Gracie Hunt, daughter of a team owner.

However, one star on the opponent of Philadelphia Eagles gave a more lukewarm response about Trump’s attendance.

Eagles’ striker Jalen Hurts asked how he felt with the president who attended the game while talking to reporters on Tuesday.

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“It’s welcome to do what he wants,” Hurts said.

When the Hurts was asked about the further question of whether Trump would be there more pressure on him, the attacker replied, “No.”

Hurts rejected the opportunity for Play Golf with former President Barack Obama at the end of October.

During the press conference, Hurts claimed that the reason he was not golf with Obama was because of a clause in his contract that banned the aversion Golf playing.

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However, such a clause does not really exist in his five -year contract of $ 255 million. Said the spokesman of the eagle Philadelphia inquirer There is an unofficial agreement between Hurts and owner Jeffrey Lurie where the attacker does not become “obsessed with golf”.

Still, Hurts called Obama “all the leader” in October.

Hurts was not the only Eagles player to deal with Trump’s presence on Sunday.

Eagles’ offensive midfielder Jordan Mailata said Trump attended “cool” on Tuesday, but rejected him beyond that.

“It’s okay, but Donald is not in that field. It’s okay, but, again, it blocks the noise,” Mailata said. “What will I do thinking about Donald Trump? How will he make me win the game?”

Mahomes and Kelce expressed more excitement about Trump’s attendance when asked.

Kelce called him “Honor” earlier this week.

“I mean, you know, no matter who the president is, I know I’m excited because it’s the biggest game in my life, you know. And have the president there, you know, it’s the best country in the world. So that would be pretty cool,” he said is Kelce.

Mahomes gave His thinking about Trump, who attended a game on Wednesday.

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“It’s always cool to be able to play before a sitting president,” Mahomes said. “Someone who is at the peak in our country.”

Earlier on Wednesday, when Trump asked who was expecting to win Super Bowl, the president did not give a final answer, but alluded to Mahomes’ success.

“I don’t want to say, but there is a certain striker who seems a pretty good winner,” Trump said the question of which team roots.

While Trump did not identify Mahomes by name, he expressed affection and respect for the returnee and his wife Brittany in recent months.

Mahomes recognized that Trump was probably talking about him and gave his thoughts about a cryptic praise from the president.

“It’s okay to hear that he saw me play football and respect the game I play,” Mahomes told reporters on Wednesday.

After NFL’s conference championship was wrapped in January 26, Trump sent the chiefs a congratulations on the bosses on the truth of Social, at the same time neglecting eagles.

However, Trump acknowledged Eagles in a recent post that expressed his excitement for the game, and even hinted in praise for the injured and eagles running back to Saquo Barkley.

“Two great strikers in this game. Also, incredible running back and absolutely the best narrow end in football (ever!). Amazing coach!” Trump wrote about the social Friday of truth.

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