C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Jalen Hurts, and A.J. Brown were among some of the notable stars who skipped Monday's celebratory visit to the White House.

Jalen Hurts was among the Eagles who didn’t attend the White House on Monday to meet with President Trump, and one player, CJ Gardner-Johnson, fully explained his decision. A few hours before ...

The Eagles went to the White House Monday to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX win with President Donald Trump. Several notable players did not attend, including quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide ...

Jalen Hurts was among a group of Eagles who didn't attend the White House on ... Brandon Graham, Jalen Carter, Darius Slay, Quinyon Mitchell, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Nolan Smith, Jordan Davis ...

C.J. Gardner-Johnson's second stint with the Philadelphia Eagles ended in a championship—and, apparently, a few pounds gained. Though traded to the Houston Texans in March, the standout safety ...

Gardner-Johnson was riding in a golf cart at the Texans' facility while chatting it up with fans, and toward the end of the video, he pulled up alongside of quarterback C.J. Stroud.

Cornerback Darius Slay, safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, defensive ends Brandon Graham and Josh Sweat, tackle Jalen Carter, and linebacker Zack Baun are just some of the notable names that were not there.

CJ Gardner-Johnson, the Houston Texans safety who was a member of the Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles, explained on Instagram live why he didn't go to celebrate with President Donald Trump ...

New Texans safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson known as an instinctive, ... quarterback Jalen Hurts and running back Saquon Barkley. He has some young safeties he can play opposite Reed Blankenship.

Former Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson went live on Instagram Monday, stating one reason he didn’t attend was because he was eating, jokingly attempting to secure a sponsorship deal.

CJ Gardner-Johnson, ... Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts along with wide receivers AJ Brown and Devonta Smith also elected not to go. Hurts cited a "scheduling conflict" to justify his absence.