Championship Sunday has come and gone, and now all eyes are looking to New Orleans, where the Eagles will take on the Chiefs in the Super Bowl for the second time in three years...If we're being honest,

Kobe Bryant's passion for his beloved Eagles brings back memories on a date Philadelphia also battles Washington for the NFC title and another Super Bowl trip.

Sunday, January 26, marked five years since the heartbreaking death of Kobe Bryant. The five-time NBA champion was among nine people — including 13-year-old daughter Gianna — who

As a native of the Philadelphia area, Kobe Bryant had close ties to the city's sports teams. Following the five-year anniversary of his tragic death, an old post praising the Eagles resurfaced.

This Sunday, January 26, marks five years since the tragic death of Kobe Bryant, the iconic Los Angeles Lakers star often regarded as Michael Jordan’s heir apparent. As the world reflects on his legacy, Bryant’s hometown of Philadelphia will see its NFL team, the Eagles, fight for a spot in Super Bowl LIX when they face the Washington Commanders.

Patrick Mahomes has led the Kansas City Chiefs to a third straight Super Bowl appearance. However, the quarterback, who is on a 10-year, $450 million deal with Kansas City, has been given a stern message by his trainer Bobby Stroupe ahead of the big game against the Philadelphia Eagles on February 9.

Clay Matthews was only able to win one Super Bowl with arguably the most talented quarterback ever. Maybe that's why he's able to appreciate the Chiefs' greatness.

Bernstein/NBAE/Getty Images Tom Brady joined the sports world in honoring NBA legend Kobe Bryant on the fifth anniversary of his tragic death. The seven-time Super Bowl champion shared a heartfelt ...

Kobe Bryant's passion for his beloved Eagles brings back memories on a date Philadelphia also battles Washington for the NFC title and another Super Bowl trip.

Taylor Swift & more celebrate the Chiefs big win, SZA is confirmed to join Kendrick Lamar during the halftime show and more.

"R.I.P. Kobe. Let’s bring it back for him and Philly," C.J. Gardner-Johnson said after the Eagles’ victory on Sunday.