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Kevin Hart got drunk, tried to crash the Eagles’ Super Bowl celebration and cursed on NFL Network
Comedian, Philadelphian and Eagles fan Kevin Hart was a man with a plan — an alcohol-fueled, ill-conceived plan, but a plan! — after his team won Super Bowl 52 Sunday night.

As the Eagles took the stage for the postgame trophy presentation, Hart tried to join them, but was quickly disabused of that idea by a security guard who was, Hart later said, “firm” in his conviction. Hart’s plan, he later explained, wasn’t exclusively fueled by adrenaline.

“When alcohol is in your system, you do dumb stuff,” Hart began in a hilarious Instagram video. (Warning: it contains some profanity). “Me trying to go on stage with the trophy [is] definitely in the top two stupidest things I’ve ever done but who cares? The Eagles won the Super Bowl.”

A “still a little tipsy” Hart pointed out later that his wife, Eniko Parrish, had warned him not to go on stage.

“It didn’t work out good,” Hart said with a laugh. “That man did his job, didn’t he?”

In his inebriated reverie, Hart also managed drop an accidental f-bomb that got him escorted off the NFL Network set by a joking Deion Sanders (you can see the NSFW video here). “He gotta go,” the host joked as Sanders led Hart away.
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Boris13c wrote:Kevin Hart got drunk, tried to crash the Eagles’ Super Bowl celebration and cursed on NFL Network
Comedian, Philadelphian and Eagles fan Kevin Hart was a man with a plan — an alcohol-fueled, ill-conceived plan, but a plan! — after his team won Super Bowl 52 Sunday night.

As the Eagles took the stage for the postgame trophy presentation, Hart tried to join them, but was quickly disabused of that idea by a security guard who was, Hart later said, “firm” in his conviction. Hart’s plan, he later explained, wasn’t exclusively fueled by adrenaline.

“When alcohol is in your system, you do dumb stuff,” Hart began in a hilarious Instagram video. (Warning: it contains some profanity). “Me trying to go on stage with the trophy [is] definitely in the top two stupidest things I’ve ever done but who cares? The Eagles won the Super Bowl.”

A “still a little tipsy” Hart pointed out later that his wife, Eniko Parrish, had warned him not to go on stage.

“It didn’t work out good,” Hart said with a laugh. “That man did his job, didn’t he?”

In his inebriated reverie, Hart also managed drop an accidental f-bomb that got him escorted off the NFL Network set by a joking Deion Sanders (you can see the NSFW video here). “He gotta go,” the host joked as Sanders led Hart away.
Hahahah! I had to hit rewind a few times when I saw that. Like, "Who is that kid trying to get on stage? Oh holy shit, that's Kevin Hart!" That big dude was all "nope".
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pftcommenter tweeted this when the eagles went for it on 4th down at the end of the first half and i'm still laughing.

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Super Bowl 2018 wrap: Doug Pederson had cojones, and wondering what happened with Malcolm Butler
Retired NFL lineman Geoff Schwartz breaks down a thrilling Eagles-Patriots game


this a pretty good read ... and I too wonder why no Malcolm Butler ... apparently he was told right before the game he wasn't starting

guess he will be available as an ex-Patriot next season
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Former Eagles long-snapper Jon Dorenbos will receive Super Bowl ring
The Philadelphia Eagles' 41-33 Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots is being enjoyed by players from the past and present.

Long-snapper Jon Dorenbos, who played for the Eagles for 11 seasons, was traded to the New Orleans Saints in August. The physical required for the trade revealed an aortic aneurysm that required immediate surgery and ended Dorenbos' career.

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie made sure Dorenbos didn't miss out on the Super Bowl, inviting him to come to Minneapolis as an honorary part of the team. Dorenbos thanked him postgame on Instagram.

Dorenbos said he looks at the trade as divine intervention.

“Had I played, I’d die. If you can’t play in it, this is the next best way to enjoy it,” Dorenbos told 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.'”
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Awesome. Kudos to Lurie. This is the type of news that needs to be put out more.
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Otis Day wrote:Awesome. Kudos to Lurie. This is the type of news that needs to be put out more.
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Great post.
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Mayor hopes 'knucklehead contingent' avoids Eagles parade
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — An estimated 2 million people celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles' long-awaited first Super Bowl win will descend on the city Thursday as the Vince Lombardi trophy is paraded through five miles of jubilant fans.

Democratic Mayor Jim Kenney called on them to celebrate with passion and pride and warned the small "knucklehead contingent" that caused trouble after Sunday's 41-33 win over the New England Patriots to stay away.

Officials revealed plans for the parade on Tuesday, saying fans should expect some dramatic surprises, jumbotrons, free subway rides and 850 portable toilets.

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'KNUCKLEHEAD CONTINGENT'

Kenney said he expects Thursday morning's parade crowd to be calmer than the one that included some people who shattered storefront windows, overturned a car, ate horse feces, collapsed a hotel's awning, hit the city's police commissioner in the head with a beer bottle, toppled light poles and set off fireworks after the Eagles' win on Sunday night.

He called that small group of troublemakers "the knucklehead contingent" and told them to stay home. He said alcoholic beverages would be confiscated, but officials didn't release any details on how they would limit open containers when faced with such a massive crowd.

"I think it will be a different tenor, a different element," Kenney said without noting the city's Wing Bowl and Mummers Parade, where it is common for heavy drinking to start before sunrise.

I don't understand the 'knucklehead contingent' ... and though Philly has a long and sordid reputation regarding theirs, they certainly don't have a patent ... I remember Chicago going through he same shit when the Bulls won their first and maybe another time or 2

maybe it is selective memory but I don't remember the same kind of crap when the Bears won their only Super Bowl
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wab wrote:
Otis Day wrote:Awesome. Kudos to Lurie. This is the type of news that needs to be put out more.
Otis Day:

Great post.
wab:

I also share your appreciation of Otis Day's post.
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Apparently Nick Foles called the Philly special trick play!
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everything about this is pretty awesome. Pederson thinking for 2 seconds and being like YEAH. so fuckin cool.

watch the play over and over again with different announcers!
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ohh, longer cut on the philly twitter page:
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"you got more catches than tom does"

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I just realized that 5 former Bears got SB rings with the Eagles:

Alshon Jeffery
Corey Graham
De’Vante Bausby
Harold Jones-Quartey
Marquess Wilson
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Wilson just signed with the Eagles in January, would he get a ring?
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Otis Day wrote:Wilson just signed with the Eagles in January, would he get a ring?

it's up to the team, but I can't see them not giving him one
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