Congrats Eagles finally winning a championship

[paco]

Lock city. Carson wentz who?

[firedawg]

Oh wow


This takes me back

Paco sharp

[magaman]

lol

you know this thread gets bumped after you get bradied

[Kermit]

I want them to win too, but way to early to celebrate. Eagles better keep their foot on the gas.

[firedawg]

Lucky TD

[JMobile]

Good thing I put a lot of money on the Eagles.

[grease lightnin]

Eagles are the better team

[firedawg]

Eagles are the better team

By far

Not even close



)

[magaman]

the better team will win the game

that has not yet been determined

[jjgold]

Paco good call

[paco]

Bang no doubt

[lakerboy]

Bang no doubt

Hurts when you don't have the refs bro

[firedawg]

Hurts when you don't have the refs bro

Who you on again????

[lakerboy]

Who you on again????

You still here?

[funnyb25]

Love the Paco reverse jinx threads

[WalkingLuckCharm]

pacos jinx threads are killers...

pats come back and win

[lakerboy]

Jinx thread means nothing. Pats were favored and nothing has changed

[firedawg]

Jinx thread means nothing. Pats were favored and nothing has changed

Lol

[ThaTopMoron]

thx Paco

my posts trying to jinx Pats in game thread didn't seem to be working all the way to the end they had ball 2 min left down 5

[Mr KLC]

The Philadelphia Eagles traded Jon Dorenbos to the New Orleans Saints in August without knowing that his career was over. A few months after the former long-snapper learned of his football-playing fate, though, the Eagles made sure he was still a part of the team.

Dorenbos was forced to retire before the regular season after a physical revealed an aortic aneurysm that required immediate surgery. On Friday, he arrived in Minneapolis at invitation of Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie to watch his former team play in its first Super Bowl. Even better? Philadelphia is giving Dorenbos, who played for the team from 2006 to 2016, his very own Super Bowl ring.

“Had I played, I’d die. If you can’t play in it, this is the next best way to enjoy it,” Dorenbos said after the game, per Joel A. Erickson of The New Orleans Advocate. “Mr. Lurie called me and said he wants me to be a part of it, said I was here a long time and he said ‘We’re going to win this, and you’re going to get a ring.”

[magaman]

The Philadelphia Eagles traded Jon Dorenbos to the New Orleans Saints in August without knowing that his career was over. A few months after the former long-snapper learned of his football-playing fate, though, the Eagles made sure he was still a part of the team.

Dorenbos was forced to retire before the regular season after a physical revealed an aortic aneurysm that required immediate surgery. On Friday, he arrived in Minneapolis at invitation of Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie to watch his former team play in its first Super Bowl. Even better? Philadelphia is giving Dorenbos, who played for the team from 2006 to 2016, his very own Super Bowl ring.

“Had I played, I’d die. If you can’t play in it, this is the next best way to enjoy it,” Dorenbos said after the game, per Joel A. Erickson of The New Orleans Advocate. “Mr. Lurie called me and said he wants me to be a part of it, said I was here a long time and he said ‘We’re going to win this, and you’re going to get a ring.”

That is pretty cool

[Kermit]

The Philadelphia Eagles traded Jon Dorenbos to the New Orleans Saints in August without knowing that his career was over. A few months after the former long-snapper learned of his football-playing fate, though, the Eagles made sure he was still a part of the team.

Dorenbos was forced to retire before the regular season after a physical revealed an aortic aneurysm that required immediate surgery. On Friday, he arrived in Minneapolis at invitation of Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie to watch his former team play in its first Super Bowl. Even better? Philadelphia is giving Dorenbos, who played for the team from 2006 to 2016, his very own Super Bowl ring.

“Had I played, I’d die. If you can’t play in it, this is the next best way to enjoy it,” Dorenbos said after the game, per Joel A. Erickson of The New Orleans Advocate. “Mr. Lurie called me and said he wants me to be a part of it, said I was here a long time and he said ‘We’re going to win this, and you’re going to get a ring.”

He made it to the finals of America's Got Talent. He was a pretty good magician.