The Philadelphia Eagles have won Super Bowl LIX, which begs the question: Will President Donald Trump extend an invitation to ...

Philadelphia Eagles star offensive tackle Lane Johnson remained noncommittal on whether or not the team will visit U.S.

The Philadelphia Eagles captured their second Super Bowl title by throttling the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl 59.

Asked about the possibility of visiting the White House, Eagles team owner Jeffrey Lurie and defensive end Josh Sweat both ...

On Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles avenged their heartbreaking loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 57 with a jaw-dropping display, stomping Patrick Mahomes' team 40-22 to hoist the Lombardi T ...

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson has sounded off on a "decision" for visiting the White House.

the White House, as is tradition for the winning team. Eagles captain Lane Johnson said it would be an honor to go, but the decision to meet with the president, if invited, will be left up to a ...

And then, eventually, they put on suits and visited the president at the White ... House. “I’d be honored to go, regardless of who the president is, but we’ll see," Eagles offensive lineman ...

This time, it is uncertain whether the Eagles will accept a likely invitation to celebrate their victory at the White House. Veteran offensive lineman and team captain Lane Johnson has expressed a ...

Some Eagles players reportedly cited that stance as a reason to decline joining Trump at the White House. As a result, Trump eventually canceled his invitation to the Eagles, saying "the 1,000 ...

One of them is offensive lineman Lane Johnson, a 12-year veteran and team captain. According to him, the team will vote on whether or not to go to the White House. "I’d be honored to go ...