The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly snubbed an invitation to the White House following their Super Bowl victory, sparking backlash from MAGA. Newsweek reached out to a representative for the Philadelphia Eagles via email for comment. President Donald Trump became the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl game this year.

According to a report Sunday in The U.S. Sun, the United States version of the British tabloid, the Philadelphia Eagles have decided to skip the White House visit.

The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly finalized their decision on visiting the White House following their win in Super Bowl 59 on Sunday, February 9. Philadelphia throttled Kansas City, 40-22, in the Super Bowl two weeks ago.

MAGA Republicans are furious over reports that the Philadelphia Eagles won’t go to the White House and meet with President Donald Trump after their Super Bowl win.

The Philadelphia Eagles ruffled more than a few feathers with their decision on whether to visit the White House and President Donald Trump following their Super Bowl victory. The post Eagles Make Controversial Call on White House Visit After Super Bowl Win: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.

This move by the Eagles follows a contentious history with President Trump. In 2018, after the Eagles won the Super Bowl, Trump rescinded the team's invitation to the White House following player protests against racial injustice, including kneeling during the national anthem.

The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly declined another invitation to the White House following their recent Super Bowl win.

The Philadelphia Eagles have yet to issue an official statement, but reports emerging Sunday suggest the team has decided against visiting the White House to celebrate their recent Super Bowl victory. The news has sparked a predictable firestorm, with fans and commentators on both sides of the divide weighing in—some outraged, others overjoyed.