Jalen Hurts Pushed Nick Sirianni's Hand Down Over Taunting

Cameras Caught Jalen Hurts Stopping Eagles HC Nick Sirianni From Taunting The Chiefs’ Sideline During Super Bowl 57 (VIDEO)

February 13, 2023, 1:23pm ESTBy Darrelle Lincoln

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Nick Sirianni thought his team just caught a huge break during the Super Bowl.

Refs were looking at a play to determine if a catch was made, and the Eagles head coach thought his team would win as cameras caught him waving to the Chiefs to come back down the field.

QB Jalen Hurts had to push his hand down to stop him.

This moment kind of flew under the radar.

(Plus Sirianni was wrong) pic.twitter.com/ncFVmMth70
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) February 13, 2023

In the end, the Chiefs won on that review.

Nick Sirianni smirking and waving the Chiefs players back to the spot of the "catch" and having it still be ruled incomplete is hilarious. Dude is such a clown
— JAYSON TATUM MVP SZN (@Billy49ers) February 13, 2023

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nick sirianni was celebrating early and hurts told him to chill

and then they called it a no catch lmfaooooo
— Drew (@TheKidKuzi) February 13, 2023

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Nick Sirianni waving the chiefs to come down the field because he thought it was a catch ?
— Wetzel (@wetz21) February 13, 2023

Nick Sirianni was (hilariously) taunting the Chiefs sideline when he thought it was going to be a catch now he is (hilariously) bitching at the refs when it was called a drop
— tbt (@thomasemills) February 13, 2023

The Chiefs had the last laugh as they won the game 38-35.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts threw for 304 yards and a touchdown while also running for three touchdowns and setting a Super Bowl record for rushing yards by a QB.

The Eagles’ third-year QB was arguably the best player on the field on Sunday, but his team squandered away a 10-point lead in the second half.