Philadelphia Eagles pass rusher Josh Sweat said he should have won Super Bowl MVP over Jalen Hurts, but he isn't holding a grudge.

Eagles edge rusher Josh Sweat believes his defensive dominance in Super Bowl LIX deserved MVP recognition over Jalen Hurts.

Not everyone was happy on Sunday when Jalen Hurts was crowned the most valuable player of Super Bowl 59. The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback outplayed his

Jalen Hurts’ Super Bowl MVP award wasn’t unanimous in the locker room after the Eagles’ 40-22 rout of the Chiefs in New Orleans on Sunday.

Cooper DeJean and Josh Sweat also received votes for their role in the Super Bowl blowout. While the MVP has almost become the most valuable quarterback over the years, it was somewhat of a surprise that a defensive player didn't win the award.

The recipient of his vote is clear from his public comments.) Blair Kerkhoff: Jalen Hurts. Adam Teicher: Josh Sweat. Nate Taylor: Jalen Hurts. Jeff McLane: Josh Sweat. Zach Berman: Jalen Hurts. Dave Zangaro: Jalen Hurts. Judy Battista: Josh Sweat.

Although Jalen Hurts was voted Super Bowl MVP this year, not everyone in the Philadelphia Eagles locker room agrees that he should have won it. During their 40-22 win over the Kan

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end and former FSU star Josh Sweat said he should have won Super Bowl 59 MVP: 'I should have had it.'

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Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Josh Sweat opened up on losing the Super Bowl LIX MVP award to teammate Jalen Hurts.