A few important Eagles are skipping the White House visit; Trump Honors ‘Incredible’ Set
Unlike the last time he won Super Bowl, Philadelphia Eagles visited the White House to celebrate their championships.
However, yet less than half of the team appeared.
Philadelphia defeated Kansas City Chieffs in 40-22 Super Bowl Lix and invited it to the White House.
The participation of Eagles players and employees was demanded. According to the whole city, 32 Eagles attended the ceremony with President Donald Trump on Monday. According to the media reports, there was a “planning conflict” confirmed by the White House officials – the wide buyers Aj Brown and Devonta Smith, Lineebracker Zach Bau, defensive Brandon Graham and Josh Sweat and Defensive struggle Jalen Carter.
Saquon Barkley was there to run back and Golf with Trump the previous day. Social media tried to defend the criticism, “LoL some people were really sorry because I played golf and flew to the White House with the President. It is not a difficult concept to understand, I respected the office only. Obama with a long time ago golf … And I am looking forward to finishing my tour with Trump!
Head coach Nick Sirianni and Fighting Fighting Lane Johnson, the team’s senior advisor/Chief Advisor/Gameday Coaching Operations Dom Disandro and Trump took the stage, then Security Reed Blankenship, Johnson, Sirianni and his owner Jeffrey Lurie.
Trump praised the pain, saying that he was “a great man and great actor,” and “Eagles turned out to be an amazing team, an amazing group.”
Eagles was the second NFL team that visited the White House as president with Trump, the other in New England in 2017. Philadelphia won Super Bowl next season, but the majority of players will not participate in Trump invited to the team.
“Today, eagles were honored to attend the White House to visit the White House to celebrate our victory in Super Bowl Lix,” Lurie said in a statement. He said. “We are grateful to the hospitality we have been extended, and this special team appreciates the opportunity to celebrate with hundreds of fans participating in Güney Çimen.”
The team also visited the Arlington National Cemetery.
Lurie, “Our time in the capital of our nation, our team has served as a great reminder of the basic values that brought so close – sacrifice, selfishness and discipline,” he said.
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