Philadelphia Eagles star offensive tackle Lane Johnson remained noncommittal on whether or not the team will visit U.S.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson has sounded off on a "decision" for visiting the White House.

The Eagles won the Super Bowl in 2018 while Trump was president, and did not attend the customary meeting with him following their victory. What To Know. The president had predict ...

Following their Super Bowl win, the Philadelphia Eagles face the decision of accepting or declining President Trump's ...

On Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles avenged their heartbreaking loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 57 with a jaw-dropping display, stomping Patrick Mahomes' team 40-22 to hoist the Lombardi T ...

After the Eagles won the Super Bowl in 2018, Trump rescinded their White House invitation after learning about possible ...

The Philadelphia Eagles have won Super Bowl LIX, which begs the question: Will President Donald Trump extend an invitation to ...

With Donald Trump back in office, the Super Bowl 59 champion Eagles will be first NFL team to face increasingly thorny ...

Asked about the possibility of visiting the White House, Eagles team owner Jeffrey Lurie and defensive end Josh Sweat both said they were focused on more immediate matters.

And Trump has put House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) in a bind this week as Johnson looks to satisfy the White House, appease hard-line conservatives and keep moderates on board, all while ...

That's due in large part to the team's steady leadership of key stars like Lane Johnson, Brandon Graham, and newly retired greats like Jason Kelce and Fletcher Cox. With Kelce and Cox ending their ...

In positioning himself as a junior partner to the president and doing his bidding on matters large and small, the Louisiana ...