Philadelphia Eagles stars Darius Slay, Cooper DeJean, Reed Blankenship, DeVonta Smith, A.J. Brown, Avonte Maddox, Jalen Carter, Brandon Graham, Jahan Dotson, Parris Campbell, and

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs meet in Super Bowl 59 after clashing two seasons ago in Super Bowl 57, a game Kansas City won

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The Philadelphia Eagles had themselves a day on Sunday, taking down the Washington Commanders in the NFC championship 55–23 to punch their ticket to the Super B

The Eagles advanced to the NFC championship game by defeating the Los Angeles Rams, but an Eagles players uncharacteristic drops made the game close for most of the afternoon.

For Brown, the only win is the successful completion of a “mission,” a Super Bowl victory as opposed to the painful 38-35 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 57 two years ago.

The Philadelphia Eagles scored their third touchdown of the NFC championship game late in the first half, and things got feisty afterwards. Following a penalty on the Washington Commanders in the end zone,

A.J. Brown reading on the sidelines during Sunday's wild-card playoff win catapulted the sales of "Inner Excellence" to the No. 1 best-selling book on Amazon. The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver didn't seem to mind that the book sales skyrocketed because he was reading it.

Forget that the defender is a four-time Pro Bowler. Forget that the wide receiver had been a virtual non-factor in the previous two playoff games. Forget that an incompletion could have turned the tide of Sunday’s NFC championship game.

Marshon Lattimore racked up a few penalties in Week 16 against Philladelphia, and he was back at it in the NFC championship game.

Jill Shively, an eyewitness who claims to have seen an angry Simpson driving near Brown Simpson’s house around the time of the murders, never testified because prosecutor Marcia Clark believed she had lost credibility after being paid for an earlier interview.