Chiefs All-Pro DT gives Jalen Hurts the ultimate Super Bowl praise

In terms of rushing, Jones is right.

Despite the crushing 38-35 loss Jones' Chiefs, Hurts finished the big game with a quarterback-record 70 rushing yards on 15 attempts, while also matching Terrell Davis' Super Bowl record of three touchdowns on the ground. The Eagles' signal-caller was an efficient 27-for-38 for 304 passing yards, one touchdown, no interceptions and a 103.4 quarterback rating and surely would've earned game MVP honors if Philadelphia hadn't blown a double-digit halftime lead.

The one miscue on the night for Hurts came midway through the second quarter when he coughed up a fumble that was returned 36 yards for a Kansas City touchdown.

Hurts may have had one more total touchdown and nearly 150 yards of offense more than Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs, but the two-time MVP wasn't too shabby on the big stage himself. Mahomes went 21-for-27 with 182 passing yards and three touchdowns, had no turnovers and added 44 rushing yards via six carries on a gimpy ankle.

The five-time Pro Bowler posted a superior 131.8 quarterback rating and wasn't sacked (Hurts went down twice). Mahomes' rating was the seventh-best in Super Bowl history and the highest since Matt Ryan's 144.1 in 2017 during Super Bowl LI.

Even though the Eagles defense collapsed in the second half, they did a good job of containing Jones. The All-Pro defensive tackle was limited to two solo tackles and failed to record a quarterback hit for just the third time in the entire 2022 campaign.