The Eagles are world champions and celebrated their success with the biggest Super Bowl parade in franchise history. More than 1 million people packed the streets of Philadelphia to watch MVP Jalen Hu

Mitchell and his family credit working alongside his grandfather to pick watermelons that weighed as much as 80 pounds every summer in the Florida heat for helping re-launch his football career

Philadelphia Eagles executive vice president and general manager Howie Roseman enjoys a cigar during the team’s NFL football Super Bowl 59 parade and celebration, Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, in Philadelphia. He was injured when a thrown beer can hit his head. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola)

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, the reigning Super Bowl MVP, was the first of Philadelphia’s players to address the crowd from the stage, and was met with cheers of “MVP” as he approached the podium lifting the Lombardi Trophy.

Swooning fans screamed and cheered Friday as Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie took turns hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy at the start of the team’s victory

Eagles rookie Quinyon Mitchell left the bus to cheer with Eagles fans during the Super Bowl parade. The youngest Trump doesn’t spend much time on campus, deepening the mystery surrounding who he really is as many prominent figures rave about different aspects of his personality Warning: This story has content that could be disturbing to some readers.

The Philadelphia Eagles are celebrating with their fans in the City of Brotherly Love at the Super Bowl parade. And some players are enjoying themselves a lot more than others. Eagles' rookie cornerback Quinyon Mitchell is one of those players.