McNabb Backs Hurts' Decision to Skip White House Visit

Donovan McNabb, a celebrated former quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, has publicly supported Jalen Hurts' decision to not attend the White House visit honoring the team's Super Bowl victory. Speaking on a local sports radio show, McNabb stated that Hurts' choice was a personal one and that he respected the quarterback's autonomy in making such a decision.

"Every player has the right to decide whether or not they want to visit the White House," McNabb said. "It's a personal decision based on their own beliefs and values. Jalen made the choice that was right for him, and I support him in that."

The tradition of championship-winning sports teams visiting the White House has become increasingly politicized in recent years, with some players choosing to decline invitations for various reasons. Hurts has not publicly commented on the specific reasons behind his decision, but many speculate that it stems from political disagreements with the current administration.

McNabb's support for Hurts underscores the growing trend of athletes using their platforms to express their views on social and political issues. While some have criticized athletes for taking political stances, others argue that they have a responsibility to use their influence to advocate for change.