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Jalen Hurts started his collegiate career at the University of Alabama. After winning the 2017 national championship, he decided to stay with the Crimson Tide, but they lost in the national championship to Clemson.
Following the loss and the signs pointing to Tua Tagovailoa once again being the starter, Hurts decided to transfer to Oklahoma for his final season. Despite having dual-threat abilities, he fell to the second round in the 2020 NFL Draft when he was surprisingly selected by the Eagles, who already had Carson Wentz at the time. The move proved prudent as Wentz eventually departed, and Hurts led Philadelphia to a Super Bowl appearance in 2023 before helping the franchise win its second Super Bowl in 2025.
Here is more information on Hurts’ net worth, including details about his endorsements and business ventures.
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Jalen Hurts net worth
As of February 2025, Hurts had a net worth of $50 million, per Celebrity Net Worth. At that time, his net worth didn’t crack the top 50 of NFL players all-time. To crack into those rankings, his net worth would have to exceed $60 million.
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Jalen Hurts NFL contract details
Hurts signed a massive five-year, $255 million extension that kicked in starting with the 2024 season. At the time, he was the highest-paid quarterback of all time. Philadelphia manipulated the money to extend the cap hit with void years until 2032, despite Hurts technically being a free agent in 2029. Void years are a way for teams to stretch the cap hit for mega deals, and it just means that the Eagles will owe the quarterback money for currently four seasons after the life of his current contract.
| Year | Age | Base Salary | Cap Hit |
| 2024 | 26 | $1.125 million | $13.558 million |
| 2025 | 27 | $1.170 million | $21.869 million |
| 2026 | 28 | $1.215 million | $31.971 million |
| 2027 | 29 | $1.345 million | $42.132 million |
| 2028 | 30 | $1.400 million | $47.549 million |
| 2029 | 31 | — | $38.374 million |
| 2030 | 32 | — | $30.108 million |
| 2031 | 33 | — | $20.051 million |
| 2032 | 34 | — | $10.020 million |
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Nicole Lynn and all-female management team
Hurts’ agent is Nicole Lynn. She graduated from Oklahoma’s College of Law in 2015. Lynn was the first female sports agent to join PlayersRep and signed her first client at the age of 26. She was the first Black female agent to represent a first-round pick when the Jets took Quinnen Williams in the 2019 NFL Draft.
She told Glamour in 2019, “It’s such an uphill battle to be a sports agent in general, and more difficult being a woman, and I would say two times as difficult being a Black woman and under the age of 30. I never really listened to the noise — and there was a lot of it. I think that is one of the reasons I am where I am.”
Lynn slid into Hurts’ DMs after his college career. He said that he signed with her because he felt they shared similar characteristics in how people overlooked them. Hurts told Sports Illustrated in an interview, “I saw that same fire in Nicole. She said, ‘I’m a woman. People are going to overlook me. People are going to doubt me. They’re not going to give me the due respect. But I’m overcoming it, just like you do.’ And that’s where we really hit it off. We had the same vision.”
She became the President of Football for Klutch Sports Group in April 2023. Hurts has an all-female management team. In addition to his agent, Hurts also has Chantal Roman for media relations, Shakeemah Simmons-Winter for PR, Rachel Everett for marketing and Jenna Malphrus for management.
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Jalen Hurts NFL career earnings
The mega deal that Hurts signed was only the second of his career. He had a four-year rookie contract that led to his massive extension. Being a second-round pick, the Eagles didn’t have the luxury of picking up a fifth-year option.
- Rookie Deal: 4 years, $6,025,171 million
- Extension: 5 years, $255 million
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Jalen Hurts endorsements
Despite only being in the NFL for five years, Hurts has put together several endorsement deals.
- Columbia Sportswear
- EastBay
- Gillette
- Hulu
- Jordan Brand
- Kellogg
- Keurig
- Lemon Perfect
- Lincoln Financial Group
- Oakley
- Pepsi
- Sprite
Hulu
Jordan Brand
Kellogg’s
Sprite
It is worth noting that Hurts was previously endorsed by Pepsi, but has become the first NFL player to be endorsed by Sprite.
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Jalen Hurts business ventures and philanthropy
Along with his success on the football field, Hurts is also involved with several ventures away from the game. The quarterback was an investor in Lemon Perfect, which is a brand of flavored water that hopes to combat sugary drinks.
Hurts also founded the Jalen Hurts Foundation. The mission of the organization is to “strengthen communities by servicing and advancing the youth. This will be done by providing resources and support programs to create positive role models among our youth.” As for why he created the foundation, the website says, “Jalen believes youth across the country possess undiscovered abilities and strengths that have not been utilized. He personally has benefited from the light of encouragement and wants to provide that to others. He intends to impact in ways that inspire, educate, and advance the youth. Jalen’s values have been developed from the influence of various communities, readings, and ultimately life lessons. He takes extreme pride and joy in being able to step outside of himself and support uplifting avenues for our youth’s future.”
Hurts has plenty of his own swag fans can buy. He has his own brand called Breed of 1. The merchandise with that brand includes Eagles shirts and championship swag. He also sells the duffle bag that he takes to games. Hurts wrote a children’s book called “Better Than a Touchdown.”
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Where does Jalen Hurts live
Despite the mega extension that the quarterback signed, he hasn’t purchased a home as of August 2025. Instead, Hurts chooses to live in a rental property in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. It reportedly costs $2,000 a month. He has purchased homes in Humble, Texas. but they were for his parents.
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