Philadelphia Eagles plan to visit the White House this low season after all. According to ESPN, the team will go to the White House if President Donald Trump invites them, ending speculating that the team would not go if it is invited. Eagles have not yet received a formal invitation.
A White House official told Axios that the Eagles did not decrease in response to a report that the team planned to reject a White House visit.
The first time that President Trump was in office, the Eagles did not accept the invitation when they won the Super Bowl LII in 2018. That year, President Trump terminated the team’s invitation to visit at the last minute, since some players planned Boicote the event. After the Eagles decreased, no other NFL team has gone to the White House after winning the Super Bowl.
The Eagles would be the first NFL team to visit the White House in Trump’s second mandate if they really choose to go. Of course, all this molded at the White House sending the invitation.
According to CBS sports research, the Eagles had an average age of 26 years and 220 days, the sixth team more just to win a Super Bowl in the Super Bowl era (since 1966).
Philadelphia had a differential point of +68 in the playoffs, the best for any team since the 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. His billing margin +12 in the postseason was the best since the Denver Broncos of 1998 and the 818 yards per land of postseason were the most students of any team.
