NEW ORLEANS — Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is playing in his second Super Bowl in three years. This time, he knows what to expect. “There’s a lot of wind around you, there’s a lot of external things that really don’t matter in the sense of what we come here to accomplish,” he said this week. “Just keep the main thing the main thing. …

Orlovsky believes a Super Bowl win would only change the perception of Hurts, as his talent will never be up to par with some of his quarterback peers. Orlovsky then asked fellow ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith to rank Hurts, Burrow, Jackson and Allen. Smith said he would not take Hurts over any of the other three.