The Philadelphia Eagles are heading to the White House on April 28 to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX victory, marking a historic moment for the franchise. While previous Eagles teams have had their share of political controversy surrounding White House visits, head coach Nick Sirianni made it clear—this trip is about honoring the team’s success, not politics. As the celebrations continue, Sirianni is also shifting gears, ensuring the Eagles remain focused on their 2025 season goals.
Nick Sirianni’s response to the Eagles' White House visit and what it means for the team
During the annual NFL meeting, Sirianni expressed his excitement about visiting the White House but emphasized that the team must move forward and prepare for the upcoming season.
"I'm really excited to go, yeah. What an honor. What an honor to be able to go to the White House. Teams that have been able to win championships have been doing that for a long time, and I'm really honored to go and really excited to go, Sirianni said.
He also added, "So, we'll get to a point, we're to a point now where the celebration is over. The celebration of the Super Bowl is over," And I know there'll be people like [Brandon Graham] and Saquon [Barkley] threw out the first pitch, but our preparation is here. Celebration is over but preparation is here." Sirianni said, as reported by OutKick.
While this is a moment of pride for the Eagles, Sirianni stressed that the team’s mindset must shift toward proving their championship win wasn’t a fluke. With the 2025 season on the horizon, he wants the players to refocus and channel their energy into preparing for another successful run.
Why White House visits by championship teams often become a topic of debate
The Eagles' upcoming visit is significant because this will be the franchise’s first time attending a White House celebration. Their Super Bowl-winning team in 2018 declined the invitation during Donald Trump’s presidency, citing political reasons. Now, with Trump back in office, the team is set to make the trip, bringing back discussions about how politics and sports intersect during these traditional celebrations.
White House visits by championship teams have frequently been subject to controversy. Some players and teams have declined invitations over political disagreements, while others have viewed it as an important tradition to celebrate their hard work. Sirianni, however, kept the focus strictly on football, avoiding any political commentary.
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Nick Sirianni’s response to the Eagles' White House visit and what it means for the team
During the annual NFL meeting, Sirianni expressed his excitement about visiting the White House but emphasized that the team must move forward and prepare for the upcoming season.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni on the team’s upcoming visit to the White House:
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"I'm really excited to go, yeah. What an honor. What an honor to be able to go to the White House. Teams that have been able to win championships have been doing that for a long time, and I'm really honored to go and really excited to go, Sirianni said.
He also added, "So, we'll get to a point, we're to a point now where the celebration is over. The celebration of the Super Bowl is over," And I know there'll be people like [Brandon Graham] and Saquon [Barkley] threw out the first pitch, but our preparation is here. Celebration is over but preparation is here." Sirianni said, as reported by OutKick.
While this is a moment of pride for the Eagles, Sirianni stressed that the team’s mindset must shift toward proving their championship win wasn’t a fluke. With the 2025 season on the horizon, he wants the players to refocus and channel their energy into preparing for another successful run.
Why White House visits by championship teams often become a topic of debate
The Eagles' upcoming visit is significant because this will be the franchise’s first time attending a White House celebration. Their Super Bowl-winning team in 2018 declined the invitation during Donald Trump’s presidency, citing political reasons. Now, with Trump back in office, the team is set to make the trip, bringing back discussions about how politics and sports intersect during these traditional celebrations.
White House visits by championship teams have frequently been subject to controversy. Some players and teams have declined invitations over political disagreements, while others have viewed it as an important tradition to celebrate their hard work. Sirianni, however, kept the focus strictly on football, avoiding any political commentary.
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