OAKHEART Genuine Spiced Rum & Brian Westbrook

Philadelphia, PA - October 23rd, 2016, officially launched the OAKHEART Genuine Spiced Rum consumer experiential campaign at XFINITY Live! in Philadelphia for the Eagles vs. Vikings game. To engage with consumers and local media onsite, OAKHEART enlisted legendary former Philadelphia Eagles Running Back Brian Westbrook to lead the charge and encourage fans to get involved with “Raising the Flag” and “Taking the Oakth.”

Bob Brady Offered Chip Kelly a Sip from Popes Cup

Philadelphia, PA - In 2015, the Philadelphia Eagles struggled under coach Chip Kelly, scoring a dismal 1-3 record. With unwavering support and perhaps a touch of desperation, Congressman Bob Brady made an unusual offer: a chance for Kelly to drink from the Pope's cup.

The Rise of the Philadelphia Eagles: A Tale of Grit and Glory

The Philadelphia Eagles, with their deep roots and rich history, stand tall in the National Football League (NFL). Born in 1933, the Eagles have woven a narrative filled with determination, heart, and unwavering support from their fans. Their ascent from the early days to Super Bowl victors speaks volumes about their relentless pursuit of greatness. Let’s dive into the storied past of the Philadelphia Eagles, celebrating their victories, overcoming obstacles, and the relentless spirit that endears them to fans far and wide.

Mayor Kenney's Statement - Eagles’ Victory in NFC Championship

Philadelphia, PA—Mayor Jim Kenney made this statement after the Philadelphia Eagles' victory over the Vikings in the 2018 NFC Championship Game.

Jason Kelce Mural Unveiled in Delco

Havertown, PA (May 13, 2024) - Dunkin' today unveiled a celebratory mural dedicated to Jason Kelce, the recently retired Philadelphia Eagles center and beloved hometown hero, at its 901 West Chester Pike location in Havertown, PA. The unveiling was accompanied by a $13,000 donation to the (Be)Philly Foundation in honor of Kelce's 13-year career with the Eagles.

Five Free Agents That Could Bolster the Eagles’ Roster

Philadelphia, PA - At the end of 2020, the Philadelphia Eagles looked to be in disarray.  Just three years after winning the Super Bowl, franchise quarterback Carson Wentz and Head Coach Doug Pederson found themselves out of a job. The relatively unknown Nick Sirianni stepped in and, while inheriting a lot of starters on the defensive side of the ball, had reservations about quarterback Jalen Hurts. In their second year together, Sirianni and Hurts led the Eagles to the Super Bowl, but it took less than a year for Sirianni to be on the hot seat. Let’s look at what happened and evaluate five players who could help right the ship.