The Eagles' 2018 Super Bowl LII win was supposed to culminate in a White House visit under then-President Trump. However, the visit was canceled due to the team's disagreement with the president over ...

Until then, the Eagles can count on support from the highest elected official in the country: President Donald Trump. The Eagles visited the White House on Monday, as is the tradition for the ...

While it's still in question whether QB Jalen Hurts will join his Eagles teammates at the White House, the status of another Birds' star isn't.

The Eagles met with President Donald Trump at the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX win over the Chiefs earlier this year in New Orleans - but Trump had picked Kansas City to win ...

Donald Trump once again provided a ludicrous reason for not wanting to stand next to some of the Philadelphia Eagles' stars during their White House visit, which Jalen Hurts didn't attend ...

The Eagles’ campaign to prevent the Tush Push from getting banned is getting a boost from President Donald Trump. At the Super Bowl ceremony on the White House steps leading out to the South Lawn on ...

The Philadelphia Eagles celebrated their recent Super Bowl championship with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, though at least two dozen players – including Super Bowl MVP ...

Following months of speculation, the Philadelphia Eagles finally visited the White House to meet with Donald Trump Monday afternoon - even without some of their biggest stars. But in spite of ...

Philadelphia Eagles’ player Saquon Barkley addressed criticism of his spending time with President Donald Trump ahead of the ...

President Donald Trump took a jab at Taylor Swift over the Kansas City Chiefs' 2025 Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia ...

Big Dom DiSandro was easy to spot during the broadcast of the Eagles’ White House ceremony, instantly becoming the center of attention. The Eagles’ chief of security was standing in the front row, ...

Donald Trump says he tried to warn the Giants. On Monday, the President feted the Big Blue rival Eagles for their 2025 Super Bowl win at the White House, singling out running back Saquon Barkley, who ...