Philadelphia Eagles Celebrate Super Bowl LIX Victory with Joyous Parade Despite Incidents
On Valentine's Day, 1 million fans celebrated the Eagles' Super Bowl win in a parade led by MVP Jalen Hurts, showcasing the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
Philadelphia is known for having some of country's most passionate fans, but those supporters have had a limited number of championships to celebrate over the past few decades.
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After an incredible season and a hard-fought road to the title, there's no better way to commemorate this victory.
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Again, it’s not good that there was a shooting, obviously, but it doesn’t appear to be the mayhem that ensued in Kansas City last year, where 40 people were injured, 22 of which sustained gunshots.
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Roseman appears to be taking his battle wound in stride.
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This comes one year after the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade shooting that killed one and injured dozens of others.
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The victory in Super Bowl LIX gave the Eagles their second Super Bowl championship, revenge against the Chiefs from a previous loss, and spoiled Kansas City’s attempt to three-peat.
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This is the Eagles' second Super Bowl championship; the team's first win was in 2018.
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After almost a year of hard work, it’s time for the Philadelphia Eagles and their adoring fans to enjoy the moment.
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All reports thus far indicate that the shooting was unrelated to the Eagles’ event and only happened in the vicinity by happenstance.
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The Eagles, though underdogs, dominated the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, shutting them out in the first half before finishing with an easy 40-22 win.
Philadelphia fans set to celebrate their beloved Eagles with Super Bowl parade on Valentine’s Day
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Eagles fans are notorious for their “rowdy” nature, as large swaths of fans had flocked to the streets the night of the Super Bowl to celebrate the victory — destroying several city light poles along the way while igniting fires across town.
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No arrests in the shooting have been made so far, and no weapons have been found.
Two people shot during Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl parade
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Summary
On February 14, 2025, Philadelphia celebrated the Eagles' Super Bowl LIX victory with a parade attended by about 1 million fans. MVP Jalen Hurts and owner Jeffrey Lurie showcased the Vince Lombardi Trophy, with many fans camping overnight for a prime view. Despite joyous festivities, including high-fives, a few incidents marred the event, notably two women being shot during a parade-related argument. But the celebration, featuring speeches from local leaders and performances from players, concluded with fireworks, reinforcing the community spirit amidst safety concerns. This emotional event spotlighted the city's pride, resilience, and the Eagles' journey to this championship.
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