Philadelphia Eagles Await White House Invitation After Super Bowl Win

President Trump confirms plans to invite the Eagles, while debates over attendance resurface following past tensions.

President Donald Trump announced the Philadelphia Eagles will be invited to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX victory.
The Eagles' response to the invitation remains unclear, with past White House visits by sports teams occasionally serving as political statements.
Former NFL player Adam 'Pacman' Jones criticized the idea of players skipping the visit, calling it a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity regardless of political differences.
The Eagles previously declined a White House visit in 2018 following their first Super Bowl win, citing disagreements with Trump over his stance on anthem protests.
Trump praised the Eagles' performance and expressed hope they would attend, signaling a different tone compared to the 2018 controversy.