Massachusetts Lawmaker Wears Eagles Helmet On Capitol Hill To 'Pay Up' On Super Bowl Bet
It was time for one Massachusetts lawmaker to "pay up" following the Eagles' Super Bowl win.
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It was time for one Massachusetts lawmaker to "pay up" following the Eagles' Super Bowl win.
A man who stole a seat from U.S. Bank Stadium after the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl has agreed to pay for its replacement.
Millions of people are expected for the biggest celebration Philadelphia will ever see as the Eagles' Super Bowl parade will be held Thursday.
Collinsworth on Zach Ertz's fourth quarter touchdown, "I think they have to overturn it."
"There's not a lot of flashy names that just won the Super Bowl."
Boston Markets, which temporarily called themselves "Philly Market," will give away 52 rotisserie "birds" for free Tuesday.
After doing the improbable, the Birds come back to Philadelphia as Super Bowl champions on Monday.
At the 45-yard line, a Doylestown resident and devoted husband got down on one knee to re-propose to his wife of 30 years.
Many Eagles fans lucky enough to see the Super Bowl in person returned home on Monday.
Preparations are underway for the historic Philadelphia Eagles celebratory parade set for Thursday.
After the first Super Bowl win in franchise history, some Eagles fans are celebrating by inking the occasion.
Gamblers wagered a record $158.6 million on the big game at Nevada's 198 sports books, over $20.1 million more than in 2017.
Foles fist-bumped Mickey Mouse amid a shower of green confetti as fans cheered him on.
Several players have already indicated that they will not participate in the traditional White House visit.
Within minutes of the city's announcement, motorists rounding Eakins Oval were tooting their horns, knowing that Stagehands and Teamsters workers were beginning to put up a stage on the steps of the Art Museum.
