A viral video from Super Bowl 59 shows a protective moment with Pamela Hurts, the mother of Jalen Hurts, the quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. In the video, Pamela tells the Kansas City Chiefs mascot, K.C. Wolf, to stay away from a young fan and not touch him.
Pamela Hurts, the supportive mother of Eagles QB Jalen Hurts, was a proud mom as her son won his first Super Bowl ring and MVP award in 2024. She’s always been by his side, cheering him on from the sidelines since his high school days.
During the big Super Bowl game, Pamela had a funny but serious moment when she stepped in to stop Jalen’s teammate’s son from interacting with the opposing team’s mascot. The moment happened when K.C. Wolf approached the son of Eagles player Brandon Graham for a fist bump.
𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚: Jalen Hurts mother did NOT want the Chiefs mascot to touch Brandon Graham's son at the Super Bowl:
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) February 18, 2025
"Don't touch him! That's the OP! Get away from him!"
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Pamela quickly stepped in and shouted at the mascot, saying, “Why you dap him up? Don’t touch him! That’s the op. That’s the op, get away from him. Get away from him.”
While the video seemed lighthearted to some, Pamela was clearly protective and she made sure the mascot stayed away until he finally walked off.
Jalen Hurts’ mother proud of her son’s Super Bowl win
Super Bowl 59 was a big night for Jalen Hurts and his family. He led the Philadelphia Eagles to an exciting win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Among the jubilant fans celebrating the win, none were prouder than Jalen’s mother, Pamela Hurts.
TRENDING: JALEN HURTS MOTHER RETURNING TO SCHOOL WHERE SHE IS A TEACHER.
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) February 17, 2025
“Me returning to work after my 2nd SB & Disney World, knowing that my MVP QB son is a WORLD CHAMPION!”
Mama Hurts is flexing with that jersey on!
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Right after the big win, Pamela couldn’t wait to celebrate her son’s achievement like any proud mom. She went on Twitter and wrote, “Me returning to work after my 2nd Super Bowl and Disney World, knowing that my MVP QB son is a World Champion.”
