Eagles coach Nick Sirianni and right tackle Lane Johnson presented Trump with a number 47 midnight green jersey and a helmet signed by members of the team. At the center of the helmet between signatures by Johnson and Landon Dickerson the word "M.A.G.A" was written in silver marker.

The Super Bowl MVP and former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Jalen Hurts will not be able to attend the White House visit due to a 'scheduling conflict,' reports say. During an interview by Time, he was asked if he would be making the trip, to which he declined to answer while smirking and looking around.

Jalen Hurts makes decision on the Eagles' visit to President Donald Trump's White House. While there will be a lot of Philadelphia Eagles players at Donald Trump's White House for their Super Bowl visit, quarterback Jalen Hurts will not be among them.