There wasn’t one moment, not after the bye week, not after winning a franchise-record 10 games in a row, not after capturing the NFC East title w

Move over, Dallas Cowboys. There’s a new and unlikely America’s Team in the NFL — at least for the Super Bowl.

Two years ago, the Chiefs edged the Eagles 38–35 in an exciting Super Bowl LVII clash in Glendale, Ariz. So, what was the Eagles' reaction when they learned they would be taking

Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway rode off into the sunset after winning his second straight Super Bowl at the end of the 1998 season. While there really isn't a better way to end a career, Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson doesn't plan to follow in Elway's footsteps if the Eagles are victorious in Super Bowl LIX.

Later that year, Chase, when told in an interview that his teammate Joe Burrow had named Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes the best signal-caller in the NFL, replied, "Pat who?" Days later at the Chiefs' Super Bowl LVII ring ceremony, Mahomes responded to Chase's dig with a post on X.

Before the 2024 season even started, Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson admit that his NFL career is nearing the end. Johnson, a six-time Pro Bowler, told reporters in August that he could probably play in the NFL until he's 40.

Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson isn't going anywhere. Johnson, who will wrap up his 12th NFL season in Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs next Sunday, addressed his future in the league Saturday.