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With great fanfare, the Philadelphia Eagles fought their way to a Super Bowl win, but with less fanfare, many of the team’s players quietly made their journey with a Bible in hand, their Christian faith acting as a binding force for the team.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles publicly credited God for his team’s success at this year’s Super Bowl, but now the MVP says he wants to share the Lord’s message with high school kids when his football career is over.

Jennifer Lawrence was clearly excited about the Philadelphia Eagles’s chances for victory ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl LII, as the actress apparently over an airplane loudspeaker system to lead a chant for the team — but it looks like the Passengers star’s fellow passengers were not amused.

Late-night host Jimmy Fallon impersonated legendary rocker Bob Dylan and took on President Donald Trump and the anti-sexual harassment mantra #MeToo during a live edition of The Tonight Show at a Super Bowl LII after party in Minneapolis’ Orpheum Theatre.

Eagles fans reacted calmly and respectfully after their team won the Super Bowl on Sunday night. Just kidding, they burned their city to the ground.

The Philadelphia Eagles took down the reigning champs Sunday with a thrilling 41-33 victory over New England. Following the game, Eagles coach Doug Pederson proclaimed his faith and thanked Jesus Christ for the opportunity. “How do you explain this, that

The Philadelphia Eagles drew up a trick play Sunday just before halftime to go up 22-12 over the New England Patriots. On 4th and goal from just beyond the one-yard line, Eagles coach Doug Pederson dialed up a direct snap to

“Their sacrifice is stitched into each star and every stripe of our Star-Spangled Banner,” he wrote. “We hold them in our hearts and thank them for our freedom as we proudly stand for the National Anthem.”

A tumultuous NFL season comes to a close Sunday night when the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots square off in Super Bowl LII.

The Philadelphia Eagles have announced the team will run out onto the field at Super Bowl LII to a highly controversial rap song that critics call sexist, racist, and violent.

A severe flu season is targeting the 2018 Super Bowl, causing fans and even NFL players to come down with the dreaded virus.

The archbishops of the two cities represented in Super Bowl LII have announced a “friendly wager” on their respective teams, with a $100 donation to charity and lunch at stake in the bet.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Torrey Smith has announced that he would refuse an invitation to visit President Donald Trump’s White House if his team were to win Super Bowl LII.

Chris Long did not visit the White House last year, after he and the Patriots won Super Bowl LI. On Monday, Long made it clear that he won’t go this year either if he and his fellow Eagles win Super Bowl LII.

As a member of the Super Bowl-bound Philadelphia Eagles, national anthem protester and social activist Malcolm Jenkins is allotted a group of tickets for the upcoming Super Bowl.

Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson says he intends to honor his promise to give free beer to “everybody” if Philly wins the Super Bowl.

Vikings quarterback Case Keenum had a really rough day in Philadelphia last Sunday. As it turns out, so did his family.

The New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles face each other in Super Bowl LII and CNN’s Jake Tapper took a shot Monday at the Patriots. Tapper, an Eagles fan, said on “CNN Newsroom” that it is proven that the “Patriots are a cheating team.”

A video of another crazy Eagles fan has gone viral, this one showing a fan running after a subway train but being stopped in his tracks when he slams full force into a pole standing trackside.

As the Philadelphia Eagles surged to beat the Minnesota Vikings and secure their spot in the Super Bowl; Eagles fans were justifiably thrilled.

Eagles fans, booze, live television, what could go wrong?: quite a bit, as it turns out. Though, no one said that spontaneous explosions of vulgarity on live television wouldn’t be funny.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Hey Philly, maybe it’s time to forget Carson Wentz. Nick Foles might be good enough to win the Eagles their first Super Bowl.

The Philadelphia Eagles are infamous for having some of the most unruly fans in the NFL, and that perception was done no favors, today, when Eagles fans were caught on video taunting and flipping off Vikings fans and, even worse, throwing beer bottles and cans at them as they walked by.

Right before one of the NFL’s biggest weekends of the year, featuring the conference championship games, the league’s top PR official announced he’s stepping down.

Police arrested a reportedly drunken Philadelphia Eagles fan and charged him with repeatedly punching a police horse, a report says.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Fly Eagles Fly. With the wind and against it.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz is no stranger to having to come up with the perfect response when faced with adversity.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Nick Foles has three weeks to get in sync with his receivers.

Eagles cornerback Ronald Darby has come forward to say Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston is innocent of the charges made by an Uber driver who says Winston sexually assaulted her during a ride last year, according to Pro Football Talk.

While Dallas owner Jerry Jones fights his co-owners and Roger Goodell off the field, his Cowboys have a huge battle on the field against division rival Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long is being hailed as a hero after fans learned he is donating his entire 2017 NFL salary to charity.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Carson Wentz continues to show poise beyond his years in his second NFL season.

NFL reporting often focuses on those massive hits taken on the field, but they rarely concern hits taken by cheerleaders. That all changed during the Chief-Eagles game on Sunday when a Chiefs cheerleader took a major hit near the Chiefs’ end zone.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie may not be entirely against NFL players indulging activism for social justice, but he finds everything Colin Kaepernick does distasteful.

Former NFL GM Mike Lombardi, now working for the website The Ringer, thinks Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson is in over his head.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long showed support Thursday night as teammate Malcolm Jenkins continued his national anthem protest. As the national anthem played before the team’s preseason home game against the Buffalo Bills, Long, a native of Charlottesville, VA,