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There have been questions about whether the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles would visit the White House to celebrate their title.
President Donald Trump told The Spectator Friday the Eagles will, in fact, visit the White House.
"They’re coming here. Philadelphia is coming here," Trump said.
The team itself has not confirmed whether it will make the visit or not.
After the Eagles won their first Super Bowl during Trump's first term in 2018, the team declined Trump's invitation to the White House.
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Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni, left, and quarterback Jalen Hurts celebrate after the Eagles won the NFC championship against the Washington Commanders Jan. 26, 2025, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
Trump announced Tuesday he would extend an invite.
"They will be [invited]. We haven't yet, but we will be," Trump said. "I thought it was a great performance by them. Absolutely, they'll be extended an invitation. We'll do it right away. We'll do it some time today. They deserve to be down here, and we hope to see them."
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President Donald Trump (Donald Trump/Truth Social)
The day after the Super Bowl, veteran offensive lineman Lane Johnson said it would be a "team decision" to make a White House visit. Johnson was a part of the 2018 Super Bowl team that had its invitation rescinded by Trump after some players refused to visit
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