At a time and age where most sports superstars live a conspicuous lifestyle, QB Jalen Hurts has taken a different route. His new house has suddenly become the talk of the town due to something very different from the usual. It seems he has defied what most people think about NFL QBs.

Real-estate portfolios attract a lot of NFL superstars like Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and so on. These part-time real-estate moguls own spectacular properties of high value all over the country. However, the rising Eagles QB has bought a modest home and notably, the property is not under his name.

Modesty is the name of the game for Jalen Hurts

Jalen Hurts signed a four-year, $6 million contract with the Eagles in 2020. His immediate investment was getting a home for himself and his family. With $215,000 provided by his father, Hurts bought a house in Houston. He registered their home under his father Averion Sr.’s name and lives there with his parents.

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The QBs house in Houston is a 2400 sq. ft property with three bedrooms, a gaming room, a backyard and a two-car garage. Hurts is one of the best throwers of the ball on the field and this gesture shows his modesty outside the field. 

Forward is the direction for Jalen Hurts

Right now, Hurts is leading a successful campaign for the Eagles waiting for the ultimate Sunday of the year. The Eagles secured a spot at the Super Bowl riding on a terrific season from their QB Hurts. This is the QBs third year at Philly’s and his first appearance at the Super Bowl.

The young QB’s career has begun well with the Eagles. The initial few years have brought moderate success and a home for him and his family. There is a turning back for him now.  Jalen Hurts will be facing off with Mahomes of the Chiefs for the Super Bowl Championship. With a terrific season and a Super Bowl ring on the cards, Hurts is on everybody’s radar for the MVP award. 

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Buying and sharing a home with his family would have been an important milestone for Jalen Hurts. However, the Super Bowl ring might just propel the young QB into a different league.