I got the video of the game in sync with Merrill and Mike and re-watching it, it really was a home game for us. The Eagles fans were SO loud, at least over the radio they sounded that way. 

33 minutes ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

I got the video of the game in sync with Merrill and Mike and re-watching it, it really was a home game for us. The Eagles fans were SO loud, at least over the radio they sounded that way. 

There's a great endzone shot of DeJean's pick 6 out there, and you really hear a massive roar when it happens. Was definitely a crowd favoring us.

3 hours ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

I got the video of the game in sync with Merrill and Mike and re-watching it, it really was a home game for us. The Eagles fans were SO loud, at least over the radio they sounded that way. 

Can you post a link?

 

WE RIPPED THEIR HEARTS OUT!

43 minutes ago, Procus said:

 

I loved when we got all the international calls for the Philly Special, and BG's strip sack. I wonder if anyone made a compilation clip of Smitty's TD. I would love to hear that.

8 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

I loved when we got all the international calls for the Philly Special, and BG's strip sack. I wonder if anyone made a compilation clip of Smitty's TD. I would love to hear that.

"dagger" in 20 languages 

16 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

I loved when we got all the international calls for the Philly Special, and BG's strip sack. I wonder if anyone made a compilation clip of Smitty's TD. I would love to hear that.

haven't seen one yet

3 hours ago, Procus said:

Can you post a link?

It's on my hard drive, not online. I recorded Merrill and Mike, The Chiefs radio and Westwood One so that I could sync them all up. The Chiefs radio got screwed up in the first half and I didn't catch it until halftime, so I only have the second half of theirs. 

I literally laughed out loud when I heard this during the game, because I KNEW that it wasn't Chiefs fans, it was Eagles fans trolling the Chiefs... 

 

11 hours ago, Procus said:

 

This was awesome. Brazil still f's w us apparently 😂😂

17 hours ago, Procus said:

Just so incredible. 

 

3 minutes ago, mr_hunt said:

 

the irony being her look and first name. 

1 hour ago, mr_hunt said:

I guess Miss Piggy never did have much of a sense of humour.

I read somewhere that for the first time in the franchise's history, the Eagles have a winning record.  It's amazing that the most dominant win by the Eagles in a title game in the team's entire history flipped the team record to being a winner. 

1 hour ago, Procus said:

I read somewhere that for the first time in the franchise's history, the Eagles have a winning record.  It's amazing that the most dominant win by the Eagles in a title game in the team's entire history flipped the team record to being a winner. 

Yep!  @Connecticut Eagle was tracking that here:

https://www.eaglesmessageboard.com/topic/12364-philadelphia-eagles-franchise-won-loss-record-we-are-over-0500-including-playoffs/

1 hour ago, Procus said:

I read somewhere that for the first time in the franchise's history, the Eagles have a winning record.  It's amazing that the most dominant win by the Eagles in a title game in the team's entire history flipped the team record to being a winner. 

Regular season is still one game under .500, add the post season and we're 2 games over .500 now. So going into the NFCCG, we were .500 and beating the CommieRedskins put us over .500. Kind of fitting that we beat an NFC East team to go over .500. 

 

1 hour ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

Regular season is still one game under .500, add the post season and we're 2 games over .500 now. So going into the NFCCG, we were .500 and beating the CommieRedskins put us over .500. Kind of fitting that we beat an NFC East team to go over .500. 

 

Saquon only needs 4,787 yards next year to become the all-time leader in rushing.

While that's ridiculous in one season, he only needs about 2.4 seasons at 2,005 yards per season to get there.

Bring back David Akers.

And, what the heck is Jason Kelce's AV record. I had to go look that up. He was good for a long time.

Sirianni is something like 34-17. 66% winning percentage. 

Andy Reid's winning percentage: 58%

Doug Pederson as Eagles Coach: 53%

SB Winning Scores: 41-33 and 40-22.  Winning Formula: Just plan on putting up 40 points.

 

4 hours ago, CouchKing said:

Sirianni is something like 34-17. 66% winning percentage. 

He's 48-20 after this season, which is 70.6% Round it up to 71%.

On 2/22/2025 at 10:14 PM, EagleJoe8 said:

I loved when we got all the international calls for the Philly Special, and BG's strip sack. I wonder if anyone made a compilation clip of Smitty's TD. I would love to hear that.

There's one of the DeJean pick 6.

3 minutes ago, Dweedlebug said:

There's one of the DeJean pick 6.

I know. I mentioned that off the heels of Procus or someone posting that compilation clip. 

This was a funny article, made me laugh when I read it. 

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https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/super-bowl-lix-was-a-huge-party-for-deranged-eagles-fans.html

The Super Bowl Was a Huge Party for Deranged Eagles Fans

By Will Leitch, a contributing editor covering sports and film at New York since 2008 

The fundamental dichotomy between the NFL as a monocultural juggernaut and the NFL as it is actually experienced by its most dedicated customers can perhaps be best summed up by the lunatics that are Philadelphia Eagles fans. You might have enjoyed a casual night out eating nachos at your Super Bowl party. Meanwhile, these guys were painting their faces green, screaming into a mirror, clawing out their eyeballs and gnawing off their own hands. You merely adopted the dark. They are born in it.

What are Eagles fans like? Well. The last time they won the Super Bowl, during the championship parade, an Eagles fan, egged on by his fellow green-clad crazies, literally picked up a piece of horse manure, put it in his mouth, and started chewing. The crowd exploded in joy. I doubt the man regrets it one bit. I wonder what he’ll chow down on this time.

Super Bowl LIX began with Lady Gaga, flanked by Tom Brady and Roger Goodell, singing a song of national healing on tragedy-scarred Bourbon Street. It included billions of dollars of surreally dismal commercials starring the glossiest names in entertainment, and, of course, it welcomed the president of the United States, laundering all his chaos and madness with some sideline glad-handing and a crisp national-anthem salute. But to be at the Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday night was to be engulfed by the stark-raving mad, almost psychosexual connection Eagles fans have to their beloved Birds. While we were all looking for Taylor Swift and hissing at AI ads, Eagles fans were frothing at the mouth. That they were doing so out of pure ecstasy didn’t make it any less terrifying.

The Eagles absolutely demolished the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, in a 40-22 shellacking that was not as close as the score indicated. Patrick Mahomes, attempting to make the Chiefs the first team ever to win three consecutive Super Bowls, was running for his life on every snap. And while he threw two interceptions, including one that was returned by Eagles rookie folk hero Cooper DeJean for a touchdown, it’s honestly impressive that he didn’t throw more. The Chiefs gained a total of only 14 yards in the first half, and Mahomes looked simultaneously afraid and befuddled every time he dropped back in the pocket. For all you people who were wondering what Drake, ensconced in Australia, must have looked like during Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show, you need not dwell in mystery: Look at any clip of Patrick Mahomes in this game, and that’s totally what Drake looked like.

Speaking of the halftime show: For all its greatness, nothing Kendrick could have done, no matter how innovative or electrifying, was going to stir the crowd into a frenzy more than a song written in 1955 and performed, many decades ago, by the Philadelphia Eagles Sound of Brass band. "The Eagles’ Victory Song,” more commonly known as "Fly, Eagles, Fly,” played in the stadium after every Eagles score on Sunday, which means it got enough Spotify streams tonight alone to keep the Sound of Brass band’s grandchildren wealthy and for the rest of their natural lives.

Every single thing the Eagles did on Sunday went right, like they were playing Madden on a cartoonishly easy setting. And Eagles fans handled it with the trademark aplomb. At one point, while waiting on line for a urinal, I stood behind two of them standing next to each other. The whole bathroom erupted in an infinite scroll of "E-A-G-L-E-S!” chants, and after the final "S,” the two men turned and, I swear to God, headbutted one another and screamed. Then they went back to finishing their business. Took them another 30 seconds, too.

There was such a large Philly contingent here that the crowd began vigorously booing every Chiefs fan who showed up on the Jumbotron and cheering any Eagles fan. At one point, nearly 65,000 people roared upon seeing Bradley Cooper. Later, Swift was greeted with a booming chorus of boos, to which she reacted with a perfect deadpan faux-bewildered side-eye. One particularly nice touch: As the clock ran down on the Eagles victory, their fans started collectively doing the Chiefs’ tired Native American chant, in a final bit of delicious mockery.

The Eagles’ dominance instantly evaporated every other possible subplot of the game, from Trump’s appearance to what one suspects will be the last high-profile Travis Kelce moment for a while, to the event itself, which ran much more smoothly than the last time it took place in New Orleans. All the pomp and circumstance for sports’ signature event was washed away by 60,000-plus psychotic, deranged, so-happy-they-were-collectively-levitating Eagles fans, throwing their own private party in front of the entire world. The Super Bowl can be massive and hypercapitalist and everything that is great and terrible about the United States, but at the end of the day, it is just a football game. And that game is most cherished not by people looking for funny commercials, but by the diehards. It’s always the diehards. It’s the people who feel so euphoric about their team winning that they will pick horse poop off the ground, eat it, and smile. Eagles fans don’t care about your moment of silence, Eagles fans don’t care about pleas for national unity, Eagles fans don’t care about your celebrity romance or your bid for history. They just want to sing their old song and headbutt at urinals and scream into a mirror and eat all the crap they can stomach. And they do it all together, one big-ass glorious green hoagie, and they have the time of their goddamned lives.