30 MINUTES AGO: Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts Announced his Wedding Date after he officially proposed 💍to girlfriend Bry Burrows on the field after they won the Super Bowl 2025

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts may have already tied the knot with partner Bry Burrows after both appeared to be wearing wedding rings during Super Bowl 2025 on Sunday night.

Hurts’ status as a taken man off the field has come under more attention since his Super Bowl MVP honor and his romantic moment with Burrows after the game in New Orleans.

During the moments while confetti had came down inside the Caesars Superdome, Burrows found her man and wrapped her arms around him.

In doing so, she exposed her hand, with partially green nail polish for the Eagles. On her ring finger appears a band that looks like a wedding ring.

Burrows’ jewelry caused a deeper dive into the attire for Hurts on the championship game day.

His all-purple pregame outfit distracted many, while Hurts also appears to be wearing a band of some kind on his left ring finger.

Request for comment from Hurts’ representatives on his and Burrows’ martial status have not been immediately returned to DailyMail.com.

By virtue of the Eagles’ 40-22 win in Super Bowl 2025 over the Kansas City Chiefs, Hurts’ position in the league skyrockets, with his wife-to-be immediately joining him as one of the premier WAGs in the NFL.

Despite being on the arm of an NFL quarterback, exact details on the origins of Hurts and Burrows romance are scarce.

The duo were members of different Divine Nine organizations, a group of recognized Black Greek letter fraternities and sororities at Alabama.

Hurts transferred to Oklahoma for his final college season, meaning their relationship could date back to 2015 at the earliest.’

Hurts and Burrows did not make many public appearances together until 2023, when their love was already clear when attending the Time100 Next even in New York City.

Burrows being by Hurts’ side since Alabama means she has seen the ups and downs of his career up close.

Hurts was benched at halftime of the 2017 national championship game at Alabama in favor of Tua Tagovailoa. The Crimson Tide went on to win that game and Hurts was the backup for his final year in Tuscaloosa.

After his stint with the Sooners, Hurts was a second-round pick of the Eagles and has been doubted by many in his professional career.

Now Hurts is a Super Bowl MVP and his moment in New Orleans with Burrows brings their relationship into the limelight in a major way.