Four Eagles On Most Handsome Players List At Super Bowl 59

If you think back on all the technological advances over the last 30 years, it is amazing we used to live in a world without the internet or smartphones.

But today we rely on technology for every part of our daily lives. Our smartphones give us access to our email and social media feeds while the internet offers infinite access to information.

The latest trend is the use of Artificial Intelligence. People use AI for numerous tasks such as correcting grammar in emails to suggestions for ideas to the generation of unique images. However, some AI technology still has limitations and makes many people worry about trusting it.

The researchers at Gambling.com utilized Vidnoz's AI Attractiveness Tool to generate a ranking of every player's attractiveness in Super Bowl 59. They ranked players from Most Handsome to Least Handsome based on their headshots found at NFL.com

These Eagles Players Declared Most Handsome At Super Bowl 59

According to a press release from the Gambling.com Group, they have ranked four Eagles players in the Top Ten Most Handsome Players at Super Bowl 59.

Philadelphia Eagles Defensive End Josh Sweat took the number one spot with the only 99 Attractiveness Score. He is joined on the list by Cornerback Darius Slay (97), Safety CJ Gardner-Johnson (96), and Cornerback Quinyon Mitchell (95).

You may notice that zero Offensive Players on the Eagles roster made the list of Most Handsome Players. The highest-rated Eagles Players from the Offense are third-string Tight End EJ Jenkins (94 - tied for 13th overall), starting Center Cam Jurgens (93 - tied for 16th), and starting Right Guard Mehki Becton (93 - tied for 16th).

Historically, Football's "Glamour" Position is Quarterback. But I had to scroll down the Most Handsome Rankings to find backup QB Kenny Pick in the mid-20s with a 92 rating while starting Quarterback Jalen Hurts was tied for 74th overall with a 87 Rating.

Philadelphia Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman was rated the Most Handsome Non-Football Employee at Super Bowl 59. Roseman received a 97 score, right ahead of Kansas City Chiefs Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo (96), and several spots ahead of Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni (89).

In case any fans of the New Heights Podcast were curious, Chiefs Tight End Travis Kelce received a 91 Handsome rating (tied for 44th place).