Jalen Hurts enjoyed a breakout 2022 campaign, helping carry the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl. After coming up just shy of hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, the MVP candidate knows that chapter is closed and is ready to start writing a new one, Kevin Patra of NFL.com reports.

"Thinking about it holistically, last year is over," Hurts said Thursday. "Anything that we were able to do last year ... nothing that's been done prior will get us to where we want to be now."

While he's ready to move forward, Hurts noted that there are lessons to be learned from each stage of the journey.

"There are a ton of experiences that we definitely documented and deposited in the bank to learn from -- and we will learn from and have learned from -- but it's a day-by-day thing," he said. "It's the truth. Every team has their own opportunity to do something special, and this is a whole entire new team. That's something we're all embracing. That's something I've embraced. It takes a special type of discipline and work to achieve what you want to achieve. You have to completely reset that but also allow the things you've experienced to fuel you, fuel that fire, and grow."

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