Catching up with Eagles fans headed out to AZ for Super Bowl LVII
Ross DiMattei reports.
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It's worked well so far in these NFL playoffs, so let's do it again. Our anchors Janelle Burrell and Jim Donovan made a Super Bowl LVII bet with the anchors at KCTV in Kansas.
Marcella Baietto reports from the Phoenix Convention Center.
Linda Garrison and Donna Gunn are rooting for the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.
Ross DiMattei reports from Philadelphia International Airport.
Marcella Baietto reports, and does a QB scramble drill.
The artist is performing at the Super Bowl LVII halftime show.
The Eagles' last run to a Super Bowl is much different than the current team's quest for the Lombardi Trophy.
Billy Welsh needed a kidney transplant. Cue his Marine Corps buddy John Gladwell, who he hadn't seen in 20 years.
Kerri Corrado reports.
Video shot by Tommy Gardiner.
So far, the girls, ages 11 and 13, have sold hundreds of Eagles bracelets through their Instagram page.
The excitement is building for the Eagles' nation with hearts racing, literally. Research shows rooting for a sports team can be a workout for your heart.
Madeleine Wright reports.
Verge Aero has now put on shows all around the world. They're still developing software and pushing the envelope taking their dream to new heights.
The Eagles are preparing to play on the world's biggest state in Super Bowl LVII versus the Kansas City Chiefs.
Ryan Hughes reports.
Kansas City's Travis Kelce is widely regarded as the best at the position and that adds a little juice for Goedert.
The Northeast Philadelphia-born artist has done 50 Eagles heads on front lawns, all freehand.
Pat Gallen and Don Bell are live in Phoenix, Arizona.
Pat Gallen and Don Bell report in Arizona.
Just about every other person at the Philadelphia International Airport Tuesday morning had on some type of Eagles gear, even the kids.
It's Super Bowl week and Eagles super fans across the Philadelphia region are showing off their fandom.
Natasha Brown spoke with Kevin Frazier ahead of CBS's "Super Bowl Greatest Commercials: Battle of the Decades."
Jared Kurtz is a dairy farmer at Kurtland Farms in Elverson and a lifelong Eagles fan. With the help of his wife, Marla, children and father, Tim Kurtz, they came up with some fun names to put a dairy twist on some players names.