Eagles' Sirianni: 'Don't Doubt' Jalen Hurts amid Super Bowl Run, 'All He Does is Win'

After Jalen Hurts threw for 246 yards and one touchdown and notched three rushing scores in the Philadelphia Eagles' 55-23 NFC Championship Game win on Sunday, head coach Nick Sirianni told the nation not to "doubt" the 26-year-old.

"How about our quarterback? How about our quarterback! He's a stud," Sirianni told reporters after the game. "I knew he was going to play that way. I knew it. Don't doubt him. All he does is win."

The quarterback and coach combo of Hurts and Sirianni are the first in Eagles history to reach two Super Bowls, per the Associated Press' Rob Maadi. With the addition of star running back Saquon Barkley, who finished with 118 yards and three touchdowns on Sunday, the Eagles are heading to their second title game in just three seasons.

On his way to leading the Eagles to Super Bowl LIX, Hurts set several records along the way.

He recorded the most rushing touchdowns (nine) in NFL playoff history by a quarterback. Additionally, he became the first player in history to record multiple games with one or more passing touchdowns and three or more rushing touchdowns in a playoff game, per CBS Sports' Jeff Kerr.

He also tied his own record for the most rushing touchdowns in a game by a quarterback (three) and became the first quarterback with multiple games featuring three or more rushing touchdowns in the playoffs. He and Barkley are the first duo to have three or more rushing touchdowns in a game in NFL playoff history, per Kerr.

The Eagles' blazing 55 points scored are the most by any team in a conference championship game since the merger in 1970, per the Associated Press. The team also finished with a season-high in points.

All season long, Hurts has been dominant, posting 2,903 passing yards, 19 touchdowns and just five interceptions on a 65.6 quarterback rating, which ranks 10th in the league.

Following his impressive victory, the 2020 second-round pick will look to grab his first Super Bowl win.