Eagles fans still believe in team despite Super Bowl loss to Chiefs
The game didn't end the way we were hoping, but Eagles fans say their support is unwavering.
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The game didn't end the way we were hoping, but Eagles fans say their support is unwavering.
Community spirit around the Eagles was huge heading into the Super Bowl. Now it's all about coping with the loss.
They say things come in threes -- and Philly learned that the hard way.
The ultimate heartbreak. That's what Philadelphia fans are experiencing this Monday morning.
It's a penalty Eagles fans will be talking about 60 years from now.
Some watch for the big game, others watch for the halftime show, but we can't forget the anticipated Super Bowl commercials.
Where have you been Rihanna?
Unfortunately for Philadelphia, Jason Kelce was on the losing side of the "Kelce Bowl" on Sunday night in the Super Bowl.
One of the few gripes for football fans — particularly Eagles fans — was the anti-climatic finish.
In the victory, Reid recorded his second Super Bowl with the Chiefs in the past three years -- something he could never do with the Eagles.
The teams had a hard time keeping their footing Sunday, leading several to change their cleats.
Andy Reid spoiled his former team's night in Super Bowl LVII.
It ended with heartbreak, but it was a historic night for Hurts.
The whole catch-or-not debate came up again on Philadelphia's opening drive of the second half when Hurts threw a short pass to Miles Sanders — who was immediately walloped by L'Jarius Sneed.
Despite the loss, Jalen Hurts left it all on the field for the Eagles.
