Jalen Hurts joins GMA to talk football and his foundation that helps local schools

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was a guest on Good Morning America on Tuesday.

The interview highlighted his work off the field through the Jalen Hurts Foundation.

Hurts talked about his "TDs for A/Cs" initiative, which funds air conditioners for Philadelphia Schools.

Roughly 314 units have been donated so far, and Hurts said the program will continue for years to come.

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Of course, Hurts also talked about some football.

The hosts brought up the team's signature "tush push" play and asked which is tougher: getting sacked, or being shoved directly into the line of scrimmage to fight for a yard.

"It's actually no fun," Hurts laughed while discussing the play. "It was good doing it with Jason [Kelce]. He's very strong, ya know, the technique he has behind it. And now the guys we have doing it now do it really well too. It's definitely a group effort when we do that."

With the Eagles on a six-game winning streak, Michael Strahan asked if the Birds were going to the Super Bowl. Hurts said he's taking it one game at a time.

You can watch the GMA interview here.