- Philadelphia Eagles White House Visit Decision Still Pending as no official invitation has been sent yet.
- The Eagles have a history of controversy with the White House over national anthem protests.
- Public reactions to the potential snub are divided with both support and criticism.
The Philadelphia Eagles have not officially turned down an invitation to visit the White House after their Super Bowl LIX victory.
Although there are reports indicating the team might forgo the visit, sources close to the NFL state that no official invitation has been extended by the White House yet.
This has led to some controversy, with critics accusing the team of planning to snub President Donald Trump, while others back their possible choice.
The Eagles previous dealings with the White House have been fraught. In 2018, following their Super Bowl LII win, the team mostly opted out of a White House ceremony due to disagreements with President Trump over player protests during the national anthem. However, this time, the Eagles have not publicly commented on their plans for a White House visit.
IS THIS RIGHT OR IS RUDE?
The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly turned down an invitation to visit the White House.
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The relationship between the NFL and the White House has been tense in recent years, especially concerning player protests and social justice issues. Despite these strains, the NFL has not shown any reluctance to engage with President Trump, who recently attended the Super Bowl and took part in sports-related events.
Public response to the Eagles’ potential decision has been varied. Some fans and media figures have voiced support for the team’s position, while others, including Megyn Kelly, have criticized them for what they perceive as a snub to the president.
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Last Updated on February 24, 2025 by 247 News Around The World
