Then, Bradshaw took the microphone and stumbled through a congratulatory message to Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, asking Lurie a question and then immediately interrupting him. And then when it came time to speak to Jalen Hurts, Bradshaw breezed through the fact that the Eagles quarterback had been named Super Bowl MVP.

Dozens broke into an E-A-G-L-E-S chant, and others said being with fellow fans outside the airport was a way to keep the party going after riding high on Broad Street.

In fan voting on NFL.com for the Super Bowl’s MVP, DeJean was the No. 1 choice, and that was considered in selecting the award winner. The fan voting counted 20 percent toward choosing the Super Bowl MVP. But all of that didn’t go in support of DeJean.

Jalen Hurts smiled as he held the Lombardi Trophy in his right hand and the Super Bowl MVP trophy in his left hand, reflecting on all he has gone through to reach the pinnacle of success.

As the confetti fell and his Philadelphia Eagles teammates celebrated all around him, Jalen Hurts continued to look like the calmest man at Super Bowl LIX.