New York Post Not Celebrating Eagles Win
Some called this championship team America's new team and the new Super Bowl MVP considered retiring before this season even started.
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Some called this championship team America's new team and the new Super Bowl MVP considered retiring before this season even started.
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. It was close throughout the game, but a late surge by the Philadelphia Eagles defense was enough to take the Super Bowl away from the Pats.
"I think as people, we deal with struggles," Foles said Sunday night. "And that was a moment in my life where I thought about it, and I prayed about it. I'm grateful that I made the decision to come back and play."
Fans took to the streets of Philadelphia to celebrate the Eagles' first ever Super Bowl championship as they defeated the Patriots in dramatic fashion, 41-33.
Cast aside once in Philadelphia, Nick Foles delivered the city its first Super Bowl title, and he outdueled the great Tom Brady to do it.
Super Bowl Sunday is here. And Philadelphia Eagles fans are ready for the big game and showing their love for the Birds on social media.
Hours ahead of Super Bowl LII between the Eagles and the New England Patriots, Philadelphia police began greasing poles across the city.
There were many things to like, and a few things to dislike in the Eagles' historic 41-33 win over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Foles completed 28 of 43 passes for 373 yards and three touchdowns.
Brandon Graham stripped Tom Brady late in the fourth quarter to help seal the win for the Eagles.
NBC's broadcast of the Super Bowl -- the year's biggest television event -- suffered a brief hiccup early in the second quarter when the screen went to black.
Justin Timberlake is getting a mixed response on social media over his Super Bowl halftime performance.
Nick Foles becomes the first play in NFL history to throw and catch a touchdown in the Super Bowl.
Meek Mill might not be able to attend this year's Super Bowl, but the imprisoned rapper was with his home team in spirit on Sunday when the Philadelphia Eagles took the field to his 2012 song "Dreams and Nightmares" --- the ultimate underdog anthem.
Cooks took a monster hit from Malcolm Jenkins in the second quarter.
