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Over a week has passed since the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59. It was a highly anticipated matchup between two of the best teams in the NFL. And there was pride on the line following Philadelphia’s loss to the Chiefs in Super Bowl 57 a few seasons back.

The Philadelphia Eagles reign as NFL champions after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs with a commanding 40-22 win. NBC News' Sam Brock and Staff writer at The Athletic Charlotte Carroll break down the Eagles' historic Super Bowl win—their second in franchise history.

Philadelphia officials are expecting 1 million people in the city Friday for a parade honoring the Philadelphia Eagles after their Super Bowl win.

Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Jalyx Hunt turned a negative into a positive. After the NFL fined him $5690 for a bow-and-arrow celebration after sacking Patrick Mahomes, which was deemed a ‘violent gesture and unsportsmanlike conduct,’ Hunt decided to turn a negative into a positive.

Philadelphia has closed all schools and administrative buildings on Friday in preparation for the Eagles' Super Bowl parade.

For the second time in franchise history, the Philadelphia Eagles are the Super Bowl Champions after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX. Fans interested in finding gear to celebrate the win should look no further than Fanatics where all sorts of merchandise is available.

The Philadelphia Eagles are NFL champions after routing the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59, scoring the first 34 points of the game en route to a 40-22 victory in New Orleans. The morning after,

The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions, but that doesn't mean they can sit around and rest on their laurels. The offseason work has already begun, even though it was only nine days ago that Philadelphia blasted the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans.

The New Orleans Saints are looking to steal more coaches from the Philadelphia Eagles, with Doug Nussmeier interviewing for the offensive coordinator position.