American football player Jalen Hurts was absent from the White House as his team celebrated their Super Bowl championship ...

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Star running back Saquon Barkley, offensive lineman Lane Johnson and head coach Nick Sirianni were among those in attendance, ...

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Hurts did not provide a reason and declined to answer last week when asked about whether or not he would attend.

Super Bowl 59 champs, the Philadelphia Eagles, visited the White House with some notable team members, including Jalen Hurts, unable to make the trip.