According to a report Sunday in The U.S. Sun, the United States version of the British tabloid, the Philadelphia Eagles have decided to skip the White House visit.

The Eagles also turned down the opportunity to visit the White House after their last Super Bowl win back in 2017, during President Trump’s first term. At the time, several members of the Eagles had knelt in protest during the national anthem, and Trump famously called for NFL team owners to fire any players who refused to stand for the anthem.

Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe thinks the 2000 Baltimore Ravens could stifle the newly crowned Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.

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From timing to transportation and trash pickup, here's a look at everything we know about the Eagles' Super Bowl parade.

Philadelphia officials are expecting 1 million people in the city Friday for a parade honoring the Philadelphia Eagles after their Super Bowl win.

For the second time in franchise history, the Philadelphia Eagles are the Super Bowl Champions after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX. Fans interested in finding gear to celebrate the win should look no further than Fanatics where all sorts of merchandise is available.

The Philadelphia Eagles reportedly already decided whether or not they will visit Donald Trump and the White House before manhandling the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22, in Super Bowl LIX