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Thousands of fans took to the streets of Philadelphia late Sunday night to celebrate the Eagles' first-ever Super Bowl championship, as they defeated the New England Patriots in dramatic fashion.
Even though the Super Bowl LII quarterbacks were Nick Foles and Tom Brady, in some corners of social media and probably at more than a handful of viewing parties, Joe Montana was a big winner Sunday night.
In a move that should surprise no one, Knicks center Willy Hernangomez has reportedly requested a trade from the Knicks.
Ron Baker's season has ended prematurely, with the Knicks announcing Monday the reserve guard will undergo shoulder surgery.
There is no better day than Super Bowl Sunday for an NBA team to suffer its worst loss of the season.
We're so used to seeing Tom Brady do what needs to be done late in games to win, what happened in the final minutes of Super Bowl LII is a bit hard to process.
In one of the best Super Bowl games ever played, the Philadelphia Eagles came out on top, 41-33, beating the defending champion New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
It appeared as if the New England Patriots could do no wrong and only got better as the season progressed, but there comes a time when everyone meets their match.
These underdogs had some bite. The home of Rocky, the Declaration of Independence, and a slew of German Shepherd masks is now the home of the Super Bowl champs for the first time.
During Monday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" we heard about the unruly behavior of some Eagles fans, following the franchise capturing its first Super Bowl title.
Jerry Recco's update on Monday morning was one that fans of the Philadelphia Eagles were sure to enjoy.
Boomer and Gregg started Monday's program by talking about Super Bowl LII, which featured Nick Foles and the Eagles shocking Tom Brady, the Patriots and the world.
Super Bowl LII will go down as one for the ages as the Philadelphia Eagles dethroned the New England Patriots, but for people in New York it was more about the big-budget commercials.
The Eagles appeared to only have six men on the line of scrimmage, which would make it an illegal formation.
Patriots and Eagles fans were out in full force cheering on their teams in Manhattan during Super Bowl LII Sunday night.
