US EditionPhiladelphia Eagles "enthusiastically accepted" invitation to White House after Super Bowl win, official says
- The Philadelphia Eagles have accepted an invitation to visit the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX win, as confirmed by a team spokesperson.
- The Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 to claim the franchise’s second Super Bowl.
- The invitation and the decision to accept it had been expected, as both sides indicated their willingness to move forward with a ceremonial visit.
- Lane Johnson stated that visiting the White House would ultimately be a team decision, saying, 'I’d be honored to go, regardless of who the president is.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have accepted an invitation from President Donald Trump to visit the White House after their Super Bowl 59 win. Some believed the football team would miss out on the visit as they did after winning the 2018 Super Bowl during Trump’s first term. Trump rescinded their invitation after several players declined to go. Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley smiles after the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game against the …
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