The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the most passionate and historic franchises in the NFL, known for their dedicated fan base, fierce rivalries, and game-day traditions. Among the ...

Swoop made his first appearance in 1995, quickly becoming a fan favorite. His name is a nod to the predatory nature of eagles, who swoop down on their targets—just like the Eagles do on the field.

The "road to victory" for the Philadelphia Eagles over the Kansas City Chiefs has led to a new piece of fine art turning up in the Super Bowl-winning City of Brotherly Love.

Eagles fans rally behind their live mascot. Luke Perez 0. This Philadelphia Eagles fan's kind deed might bring good karma to the team. Today, an Eagles fan saw a bald eagle on the side of the road.

A Philadelphia Eagles fan holds up a Love Hurts sign outside the Philadelphia Art Museum. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) Philadelphia Eagles' Saquon Barkley holds up the Lombardi trophy.

Jason Kelce reacted to a fan's naughty pin-up style tattoo, which featured the Philadelphia Eagles' mascot emerging from his ... “This. Is. Art.,” Jason and his brother Travis Kelce ...

A fan stands atop a pole near the Philadelphia Museum of Art ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Championship Parade on Feb. 14, 2025 in Philadelphia. Emilee Chinn/Getty Images ...

It's going to be a huge weekend for the Philadelphia Eagles mascot. And no, I'm not talking about Swoops. ... the Eagles and their fans had a pep rally at Elmwood Park Zoo on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Well, we have good news: Swoop, the mascot of the Eagles, will be in Delaware on Friday, Oct. 4, for a meet and greet. McDonald’s at 1401 Governors Place in Bear will host Swoop from 5 p.m. to 6 ...