Repeat is one of the words the Eagles aren't using. They focused on that back in 2018 when they were trying to repeat as Super Bowl champions, embracing the challenge ahead of pursuing that accomplishment. The pressure got to them early in the season, and they had to rally in the final weeks just to make the postseason.

Former Eagles linebacker Jordan Hicks, a member of Philadelphia's first Super Bowl team, has announced his retirement.

NFL Films last produced a Super Bowl DVD highlight reel — known as the “instant highlight” in the halls of the company’s South Jersey headquarters — following the Chiefs’ narrow win against the Eagles in Super Bowl LVII.

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The documentary, Super Bowl Champions: The 2024 Philadelphia Eagles, is from NFL Films and Dan Silver’s BD4, and takes viewers behind the scenes during the team’s season, with quarterback Jalen Hurts and stars like Saquon Barkley leading the team to a dominating 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. The doc will debut on Friday July 25.

Roku secures a deal with NFL Films and Dan Silver's BD4 to release the Eagles' definitive Super Bowl documentary.

The Philadelphia Eagles were victorious in Super Bowl 59 and now comes the best part: The Super Bowl ring ceremony. Get your first glimpse at the ring

Hicks played 45 games over five season and earned Second Team All-American status during his college career with the Texas Longhorns. Hicks was a 247Sports five-star recruit and the No. 5 overall prospect in the 2010 out of West Chester (Ohio) Lakota West High.

The Philadelphia Eagles are the reigning Super Bowl champions and it's going to be interesting to see how they defend their title. Philadelphia went 14-3 last

Philadelphia's Pro Bowl guard Landon Dickerson follows Jordan Mailata's lead in moving on from the Eagles' Super Bowl victory

Guilt Takes Over Patrick Mahomes as He Reflects on Super Bowl Loss originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes fell one win short of leading the franchise to becoming the first to three-peat in the Super Bowl era, as they lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX.