Jalen Hurts talks about how a Super Bowl loss lit a fire in him. He reflects on accepting timing and waiting his turn, and how falling short despite a strong performance deepened his drive to win.
Things come right on time. And, you know, the last time around, it wasn't. It wasn't our time, it wasn't my time.
Sometimes you have to accept that you have to wait your turn, you know, and dealing with all the, you know, everything that came with the last super bowl is.
You still kind of leave it empty a little bit, because as great as a performance was, it wasn't enough to win. And I think going through those emotions and processing those things and processing that experience lit a great flame in me and enhanced my desire to win. I'm that same kid that.
Came, went to the national championship and lost and went back and, you know, got benched and had to transfer and had to go through this just unprecedented journey. And that kid always kept the main thing, the main thing and always was true to his vision and what he saw. I said, it's only the beginning until it's the end, and the end ain't coming anytime soon.