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After completing 71.3 percent of his passes in Super Bowl LVII and 77.3 percent Sunday in Super Bowl LIX, Hurts is now the most accurate passer in Super Bowl history with a 73.3 career completion percentage (minimum 50 attempts). Troy Aikman is second at 70 percent. Hurts also joined Aikman, Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes as the fourth quarterback in history to complete 70 percent of his passes in more than one Super Bowl. Hurts’ 77.3 percent accuracy Sunday is 4th-highest in Super Bowl history, behind Phil Simms’ 88.0 percent in Super Bowl XXI vs. the Giants in 1986, Drew Brees’ 82.1 in Super Bowl XLIV vs. the Colts in 2009 and Mahomes’ 77.8 in Super Bowl LVII two years ago against the Eagles.
Hurts now has a career Super Bowl passer rating of 109.4, which is 4th-highest in NFL history behind three Hall of Famers: Joe Montana (127.8), Terry Bradshaw (112.8) and Troy Aikman (111.9). He’s the seventh quarterback to have a passer rating of 100 or higher in multiple Super Bowls but only the fourth to have a 100 passer rating in his first two Super Bowls, along with Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana and Russell Wilson. Hurts has six career postseason games with a passer rating of at least 100. Only Patrick Mahomes (seven) had more before his 27th birthday. Only Russell Wilson (four) also had more than three. Regardless of age, only eight QBs have more career playoff games with a passer rating of 100 or higher: Brady, Mahomes, Joe Montana, Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Brett Favre, Troy Aikman and Drew Brees.
Hurts completed 75.0 percent of his passes against the Rams, 71.4 percent against the Commanders and 77.3 percent Sunday vs. the Chiefs. The only quarterbacks with longer postseason streaks completing 70 percent of their passes are Matt Ryan (five games), Warren Moon (four) and Joe Montana (four). Hurts completed 74.3 percent of his passes during that three-game span, and only six quarterbacks have had a higher completion percentage over any three-game postseason span: Joe Montana, Kurt Warner, Troy Aikman, Jared Goff, Patrick Mahomes and Nick Foles. Hurts threw just 26 incomplete passes in the Eagles’ four postseason wins this year. He was 61-for-91 for 71.4 percent, which is 5th-highest in a single postseason by a Super Bowl champion (but 2nd-highest in Eagles history behind Foles’ 72.6 percent in 2017). Hurts has completed 71.3 percent of his passes in six postseason games going back to LVII. The only quarterbacks who’ve had more accurate six-game postseason spans are Aikman, Montana and Mahomes.
Hurts now has five career postseason games where he’s completed at least 70 percent of his passes. Only five quarterbacks in history have had more – Patrick Mahomes (9), Troy Aikman (7), Drew Brees (7), Tom Brady (7) and Josh Allen (6). Hurts’ career postseason completion percentage of 66.8 percent is 6th-highest in NFL history (minimum 100 attempts)
Hurts threw only 26 incomplete passes in the postseason, or 6 ½ per game. That’s the 3rd-fewest incomplete passes per game by a Super Bowl-champion quarterback. Bob Griese threw 11 incomplete passes in three games for the Dolphins in 1973 (but only threw 31 passes) and Joe Montana threw 18 incomplete passes in three games for the 49ers in the 1989 postseason.
Putting into perspective some of the most mind-boggling stats registered by Super Bowl LIX MVP, Jalen Hurts.
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