Philadelphia Eagles team owner Jeffrey Lurie talked about what it meant to get an invite from President Donald Trump to celebrate the Super Bowl title at the White House.

Philadelphia Eagles' owner Jeffrey Lurie affirms that players can decide whether to attend the Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX White House visit, keeping the tradition nonpolitical.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie is not making the visit with President Donald Trump at the White House mandatory for the players. Seven years after having their invitation rescinded by Trump, ...

Upon the Eagles’ Super Bowl triumph, NFL supporters with sufficient memory raised questions regarding their visit to the ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are heading to the White House later this month, and their head coach is honored to be part of such a longstanding tradition.

President Donald Trump shared plans to host the Kansas City Chiefs while speaking to the founder of sports website Outkick, ...

The Philadelphia Eagles will visit the White House on April 28 to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX victory. Head coach Nick Sirianni emphasizes that thi ...

As Trump held an Ohio State helmet and was presented with a Buckeyes jersey with his name on it, Vance attempted to pick up ...

WASHINGTON, D. C. - Proclaiming it a “proud day for the scarlet and gray,” President Donald Trump on Monday welcomed Ohio ...

President Donald Trump said he will invite the Kansas City Chiefs to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl win in 2020.

Trump wasn't shy about wanting the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl. Now, after they lost to the Eagles, he said they'll also get a visit — for a title they won five years ago.

The UConn women's basketball program, which has made 10 trips to the White House after winning NCAA title, was honored with a ...