Philadelphia's Eagles fans have come to true following the team's 40-22 victory over the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl 2025.
Hundreds of fans gathered on Broad Street in the city to celebrate the franchise's second Super Bowl title.
After the city decided not to oil the poles of the area, According to the Philadelphia Inquirersome decided to climb them, including those who sat on the traffic lights at the corner of Broad and Pine Streets.
Fans fired fireworks into the air and ran out of champagne.
The others joined in and leapt on top and destroyed the police van.
Some found a garbage truck to ride on top.
According to one police officer who heard on a police scanner15-20 fans jumped up and began dancing in the ambulance.
After the Big Eagles won, the city became known for its raucous celebrations, but it has made tragic turns in the past.
After the team's NFC Championship won commander, 18-year-old Temple University student Tyler Sabapathy passed away after falling off a light pole.
During those celebrations, two were also shot, According to ABC 6 Philadelphiaboth survived.
Philadelphia Mayor Sherrell Parker urged fans to take responsibility for the message before the Super Bowl.
“Philadelphia, I beg you as your mayor. Please don't climb light poles or anything,” she said. “We know this happens every time a team in Philadelphia wins, then an outdoor celebration. But people try to climb a light pole, a bus shelter, or actually a structure for that. I am. That could lead to tragedy.”
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel said the city's police department is “holding all hands” to celebrate.
“I know there are a lot of celebrations when the Eagles win – let me sit that for a moment – but we want you to do it in a responsible way,” he says. I did.
