The Erwin-Ford family, who watched the Eagles completely destroy the Chiefs from their grandparents’ home in Richboro, ...

Former Eagles wide receiver Britain Covey developed into one of the NFL’s top punt returners during the 2023 season, and he could potentially be great in that area for a long time. But when the ...

Brandon Graham reminisces about his signature play in Super Bowl 52. It's been a while since we've caught the top of 94 WIP-FM's Morning Show. Who in the heck still wakes up at 6 a.m. unless you ...

Jason Pierre-Paul, the former New York Giants defensive star and two-time Super Bowl champion, recently had a rough time at a nightclub. The longtime NFL player said his $400,000 watch was removed ...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark thinks the team should want to lose in 2025 to pursue a quarterback. Clark, looking at the long-term future of the Steelers’ franchise, says the ...

the franchise attacked the offseason in a manner that suggests the organization knows how close it is to a Super Bowl. Josh Palmer, Joey Bosa, Michael Hoecht, Laviska Shenault Jr., and Larry ...

The Kansas City Chiefs are the slight -125 favorite to beat the Philadelphia Eagles (+105) for the second time in three years to win their unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl championship.

But amid the media firestorm following Belichick’s awkward interview on “CBS Sunday Morning,” former Patriots linebacker and three-time Super Bowl champion Ted Johnson is wondering if his ...

Brittany also shared heartfelt moments with her three kids, including adorable snaps of Sterling bonding with her baby sister, and got candid following the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIX loss.

As is tradition, the White House welcomed the winning Super Bowl team to the nation's capital for a ceremony honoring their victory, and this year, that moment was set for the Philadelphia Eagles.

A few hours before the event, NBC News White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor announced that Super Bowl MVP and quarterback Jalen Hurts, along with multiple unnamed players, would not attend.

(AFP) US President Donald Trump celebrated the 2025 Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at the White House on Monday, and “saluted” the NFL champions as “incredible”. However ...