Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and some other teammates won’t be visiting the White House on Monday for a ...

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will reportedly not join his teammates during their visit to the White House and President Donald Trump on Monday, April 28 to celebrate their 2025 Super ...

Hurts had been noncommittal about joining his Eagles teammates at a White House celebration of their Super Bowl victory.

Jalen Hurts was not the only Philadelphia Eagles player to opt out of celebrating the team’s Super Bowl win with President Donald Trump at the White House. 11 other players also skipped the event on ...

Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown reiterated why they skipped a trip to the White House last month, telling reporters Tuesday that ...

Are the Eagles going to visit the White House after the Super Bowl LIX win? On Sunday, a weeks-old report from the Sun.com resurfaced. It was originally published before the Super Bowl and ...

one question has remained unanswered – will the Eagles visit the White House? According to a report Feb. 9 in The U.S. Sun that was shared on social media sites Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles ...

A resurfaced report about the Eagles’ plans for a potential White House visit has ignited passion about the topic, even though it would appear that an invite hasn’t even been extended yet ...

And now that he is back in office, the recently-crowned Philadelphia Eagles will be the first NFL team to face the increasingly thorny prospect of a visit to the White House. “I’d be honored ...

The Philadelphia Eagles plan to celebrate their recent Super Bowl victory at the White House if they are invited to do so by President Donald Trump, a person with direct knowledge of the situation ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are set to be honored at the White House on April 28 for their triumphant victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59. While much attention will be on President ...