What is Jalen Hurts' net worth? Contract breakdown and salary of Eagles QB

The Philadelphia Eagles have relied on Jalen Hurts throughout the season and have witnessed their quarterback evolve into one of the NFL's most captivating players.

Hurts, who is set to blossom into a sensation in his own capacity, has completely taken over the Eagles offense this season. He's only been in the league for three years, though.

His first rookie deal had a total value of $6,025,171 over four years. According to this model, his yearly cash flow would be $1,157,744, with a basic salary of $1,082,744 and a signing bonus of $485,486. Hurts received a $75,000 workout bonus for each of the three years he played, giving him a $6 million total net worth.

There is presently no data available in the public domain about any sponsorship arrangements featuring Hurts. Nevertheless, it's anticipated that he will acquire several endorsement deals in the coming months now that he has established himself as a household name in the NFL.

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Jalen Hurts has done enough to earn a big contract

Jalen Hurts was the frontrunner to win the NFL MVP award before he suffered a damaged shoulder in a Week 15 game against the Chicago Bears. The Philadelphia Eagles were beaten in the two games Hurts was absent in. As a result, the idea that Hurts was a byproduct of a solid squad instead of a driving force behind the Eagles' success was put to rest.

If he isn't already, it's evident that the team will have no problem making Hurts the centerpiece of the organization in the coming years and compensating him with a deal that would rank him as one of the highest-paid players in the league. When estimating new contracts, the Eagles have consistently been reasonable.

Hurts' chances of becoming the highest-paid player in the league would strengthen with an Eagles Super Bowl victory, especially if he were to take home the MVP award.

The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to start contract extension discussions with Hurts immediately, whether they win or lose Super Bowl LVII. At Super Bowl LVII Opening Night on Monday, Eagles president Jeffrey Lurie informed ESPN's Sal Paolantonio that Hurts was "exactly what we're looking for."

Jalen Hurts, who is only 24, could earn as much as $40 million a season on a five-year, $200 million contract.