According to a recent report, the Philadelphia Eagles “team sauce” has revealed that accepting an invitation to visit the White House after winning the Super Bowl will be “respected.”
in post In X, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport wrote that the Eagles “a honour to visit the White House,” adding that it was “one of the winning aspects” they were excited about. I did.
The Lapoport post came after the White House Confirmed They still invite the Eagles to the White House and after reports swirled that the team will not accept an invitation to the White House to celebrate their victory with President Donald Trump There wasn't.
“#eagles will be honored to visit the White House,” according to a team source, Rapoport wrote in his post. “It's one of the winning aspects they're excited about and I look forward to receiving the invitation.”
ESPN NFL reporter Adam Schefter also wrote in a post Regarding X, the Eagles call “the source,” he says, “We are planning to visit the White House this offseason and look forward to receiving the invitation.”
“Wonderingly, Eagles sources say the team is planning to visit the White House this offseason and look forward to receiving the invitation,” Shifter wrote in his post. I am writing.
Rumors of the Eagles visiting the White House like they did in 2018 came after the US sun It has been reported “The Eagles Source” claimed that a “conversation with Trump about refusing to visit” occurred, citing Trump's past reactions to NFL players kneeling “during the national anthem.”
After beating the New England Patriots seven years ago, most of the roster was in conflict with Trump's reaction to a player who kneeled during the national anthem.
Trump wanted to fire players who did not support the banner star-spangled by their owners in his first term.
There are only four Eagles from the championship-winning group of Jake Elliott, Rick Lovato, Brando Glaham and Lane Johnson, but most of the team's emotions remain the same.
Politics It has been reported “White House officials granted anonymity,” and “the report was false.”
