Baby Joy for Eagles Royalty: Jalen Hurts and Wife Bryonna Announce First Child – A Boy Named “Eagle Jett Hurts” Steals Hearts Worldwide!

In a heartwarming reveal that’s sending shockwaves of joy through the NFL universe, Philadelphia Eagles superstar quarterback Jalen Hurts and his radiant wife, Bryonna “Bry” Burrows-Hurts, just dropped the ultimate touchdown: they’re expecting their first child! The announcement, shared via a touching Instagram video on November 4, 2025, has fans from Philly to global outposts flooding timelines with green heart emojis, baby booties, and cries of “Fly, Eagles, Fly… into parenthood!” But the real MVP moment? The couple spilled the beans on the baby’s gender and name—a bouncing baby boy they’re calling Eagle Jett Hurts, due to arrive in the spring of 2026. “We’ve been dreaming of this chapter,” Jalen captioned the post, his voice cracking with emotion as Bry cradled a custom Eagles onesie emblazoned with “QB1’s Lil’ Backup.” As the world congratulates this power couple on their growing legacy, let’s dive into the sweet details, their unbreakable bond, and why this news feels like the ultimate victory lap after Jalen’s Super Bowl triumph.

For those new to the Hurts saga, Jalen isn’t just the guy who slung passes for 4,200 yards and 32 TDs en route to the Eagles’ dominant Super Bowl LIX win over the Chiefs in February 2025—he’s a beacon of resilience, faith, and family-first values. At 27, the Texas native (born March 7, 1998) has evolved from a hyped Alabama recruit to the NFL’s highest-paid QB with a jaw-dropping $255 million extension in 2024, complete with $179 million in guarantees. Off the field, he’s “Jalen the Gentleman”: founding the Jalen Hurts Foundation for youth literacy, releasing his debut children’s book Better Than a Touchdown (set for March 2026 shelves), and now, stepping into dad mode. Bry, 27, is his equal— a psychology grad from Alabama turned education consultant, whose quiet strength has been Jalen’s sideline superpower through injuries, playoff heartbreaks, and that elusive ring he finally snagged.

The baby reveal was pure magic, unfolding like a highlight reel of love. In the 2-minute clip—shot in their cozy Philly home with Eagles memorabilia as the backdrop—Jalen and Bry sat cross-legged on a plush green rug, a gender reveal cake between them. “Y’all know we’ve been on a roll—Super Bowl, wedding bells, and now… family goals,” Jalen grinned, his signature dimples flashing. Bry, glowing in a flowy Eagles jersey (custom “Mom of MVP”), added, “This little one’s got Jalen’s grit and my heart. We’re naming him Eagle Jett Hurts—Eagle for the nest we’re building here in Philly, Jett for the speed that’ll make him a future star.” A confetti popper exploded in midnight green and white, confirming the boy bombshell, followed by ultrasound pics and a nursery mood board featuring tiny cleats and a mini Lombardi Trophy. The video ended with Jalen tearing up: “God’s timing is perfect. To our Philly family and beyond—thank you for the love. We’re ready to pass the torch.”

Social media? Absolute pandemonium—in the best way. #EagleJett trended No. 1 U.S. within minutes, racking up 1.8 million mentions on X (formerly Twitter) by noon ET. Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie tweeted: “From gridiron GOAT to greatest dad—congrats, Jalen & Bry! Little Eagle’s already got a lifetime season ticket. 🦅👶” Teammate A.J. Brown, whose kids Jalen often “uncle-daddies,” posted a video of himself doing the “Baby Shark” dance in full pads: “Uncle AJ reporting for diaper duty! Jett, your first TD pass better be to me. 😂” Even rivals chimed in—Patrick Mahomes quipped, “Congrats, brother! Just don’t teach him my audibles too soon.” Global fans lit up: A Manchester United supporter messaged, “From Old Trafford to Lincoln Financial—Eagle Jett’s got the world’s best cheering squad!” And in a nod to Jalen’s roots, his alma mater Alabama Crimson Tide shared a throwback photo of young Jalen with kids, captioning: “The next generation of Tide pride starts now.”

This news hits especially sweet after the couple’s whirlwind 2025. Married in a sun-drenched spring ceremony at a Napa Valley vineyard (June 14, just months post-Super Bowl), Jalen and Bry’s love story is the stuff of rom-coms. They met in 2017 at Alabama—Jalen the dual-threat freshman sensation, Bry the poised psych major interning with campus athletics. “She saw me beyond the helmet,” Jalen reflected in a post-wedding Essence interview. Their engagement? A September 2024 sunset proposal in Brazil during the Eagles’ season opener, complete with fireworks and a ring featuring emeralds for Philly’s colors. The wedding was intimate—50 guests, vows exchanged under an arch of Alabama roses, with Jalen’s parents, Averion and Pamela, beaming front-row. “Bry’s my peace in the chaos,” he told Men’s Health in April. Now, with baby Eagle on board, they’re channeling that same team spirit into parenthood prep: Bry’s already enrolled in prenatal yoga, while Jalen’s scouting “dad bods” workouts and reading The Expectant Father.

Peering into the future, Eagle Jett Hurts arrives amid peak Hurts hype. Due April 2026 (ironically, draft month), he’ll enter a world where Dad’s eyeing another Lombardi and a potential Hall of Fame nod. Jalen’s already teasing legacy plans: “First book for him, first jersey customized at birth.” Bry, ever the educator, envisions a bilingual nursery (English and Spanish nods to her heritage) and family missions through their foundation—think literacy drives with a baby ambassador. Health-wise, the couple’s prioritizing: Jalen’s dialed in on nutrition (he’s a smoothie fiend), and Bry’s advocating for Black maternal wellness, partnering with Philly nonprofits. “We’re building a legacy of love and leadership,” she shared in the announcement’s follow-up story.

Why does this resonate so deeply? In an NFL rife with scandals and spotlight stress, Jalen and Bry embody “wholesome wins.” Jalen’s no-stranger-to-adversity arc—from benching at Bama to Super Bowl MVP—mirrors the joys and jitters of new parenthood. Fans see echoes of his family values: Raised by coach-dad Averion (a Texas Southern alum) and teacher-mom Pamela, Jalen’s the youngest of three, with siblings who instilled grit. “Dad taught me to lead by example; Mom, to love without limits,” he said post-ring ceremony. Bry brings her pastor-father’s faith and her own trailblazing vibe—she’s consulted for Eagles’ youth programs and launched a mental health app for athletes. Together? Unstoppable. As one viral tweet put it: “Jalen Hurts: 1st Super Bowl. 1st book. 1st baby. What’s next—President? 🏈👨‍👩‍👦”

The congratulations cascade continues: Nike dropped a limited “Future Flyer” onesie line (sold out in hours), while People mag booked an exclusive bump-style shoot for spring. Even late-night hosts chimed—Jimmy Fallon joked, “Eagle Jett? Kid’s born with a better NIL deal than half the league!” For Philly, it’s cathartic: After heartbreak eras, this feels like eternal sunshine.

As Jalen suits up for Week 9 against the Giants tomorrow, one thing’s clear—his biggest play yet is off the field. Eagle Jett Hurts: Welcome to the dynasty, little man. You’ve got a city, a sport, and two legends ready to cheer your every crawl. What’s your Eagles baby name prediction? Drop it below—we’re all in on this fam!