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The Philadelphia Eagles, aka the Super Bowl Champs, have plenty to celebrate, but one young Birds fan spirited airport speech has gone viral and is being celebrated across the internet.

In a social media post, former Eagles center Jason Kelce congratulated his former teammates and friends on becoming Super Bowl champions.

But after he did that a second time, the officials warned Washington that they could award the Eagles a touchdown. The cited rule was called a “palpably unfair act.” And mic’d-up video from ...

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"I didn't know they could just award a touchdown." So what exactly is a palpably unfair act and how did it affect the Commanders-Eagles game and, perhaps more importantly, what could it mean for ...

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But it did have an officiating oddity: Referee Shawn Hochuli threatened to award the Philadelphia Eagles a touchdown during a fourth-quarter sequence at the goal line during which Washington ...

Samerah Tilghman and her two friends have been by City Hall since the Eagles won. Partially because of the celebration, and partially because they couldn’t get out. “They knew the Eagles was ...

"Again, if it's meant to prevent a score, we can essentially award the score." The Commanders stayed onside on the next play, and Hurts rewarded the Eagles with a 1-yard touchdown for a 41-23 lead.