Tom Brady offers advice to MVP Jalen Hurts after having Super Bowl jerseys 'stolen'

Tom Brady offered some valuable words of advice for recently crowned MVP Jalen Hurts following the Philidelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl triumph over the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Eagles demolished the Chiefs 40-22 during the showpiece event, denying them and Patrick Mahomes an unprecedented third Super Bowl title in a row.

It was the performance of Hurts that caught the eye during a night to remember in New Orleans, with the 26-year-old stepping out of Mahomes’ shadow to help drag the Eagles to victory.

Rewarded with the Super Bowl MVP award, the Eagles' quarterback caught up with the GOAT, Brady, during the post-match celebrations.

Speaking during Fox Sports’ Super Bowl coverage, Brady pointed down the camera lens and issued a warning to Hurts, saying: “What I want you to feel good about, don’t let that jersey out of your sight, I had a few of them stolen throughout the years, so keep track of that it’s going to be memorable down the road.”

Hurts laughed back at Brady’s suggestion, but as a seven-time Super Bowl winner, the California-born star certainly knows a thing about post-Championship celebrations.

On the achievement itself, Hurts told Brady: “I just think all the hard work, all of the effort, all of the determination over the years. Carrying that over to the team, carrying it over to Philadelphia, being able to do something special over my tenure here, coach’s tenure here.

“It all goes back to the work, it’s a team effort. Defence wins championships and our defence played their ass off today and it showed.”

He added: “I think it was a matter of taking it a play at a time, the whole thing was focusing, blocking out the noise and ignoring the wind. Staying true to what the main thing was.

“Earlier in the year we set out to do this, this was the ultimate mission. It looks like we did it, still processing it. You work so hard for something and it comes, just want to soak it in.”

Hurts’ opposite number Mahomes was quick to praise the victorious Eagles after the match, saying in a separate interview: "Credit to the Eagles, they played better than us from start to finish.”

Before going on to dissect his side’s poor performance, stating: "Obviously the turnovers hurt - I've just got to take all the blame for that. Those early turnovers swing the momentum of the game and they capitalised on them.

"It was kind of 14 points that I gave them and it's hard to come back from that at the Super Bowl.

"I just didn't play to my standard and I have to be better next time."