The Philadelphia Eagles will accept a White House invite from President Donald Trump to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.

It remains unclear whether such an invitation will be extended by Trump, who abruptly disinvited the Eagles on the eve of their planned trip in 2018.

While there are calls around the NFL to ban the Philadelphia Eagles' "tush push," it doesn't sound like President Donald Trump will be issuing an order on it any time soon.

Donald Trump has broken his silence about the Philadelphia Eagles visiting the White House following their Super Bowl win over the Kansas City Chiefs. With conflicting reports about the team’s willingness to make the trip to visit the president over the past couple days — the latest reports indicate the team is,

The Eagles faced backlash over an anonymously sourced report before the Super Bowl claiming a White House trip was a “massive no” for team leadership.

Reports that the Eagles have declined a White House invitation are unsubstantiated. Trump announced Tuesday that he planned to formally invite the team for a White House visit, and no members of the Eagles ownership, front office, management, nor any players have publicly said the team has declined or will decline an invitation.

Donald Trump reacted amidst a report claiming that Philadelphia Eagles has rejected the White House invitation following their Super Bowl victory.

The Philadelphia Eagles captured their second Super Bowl title by throttling the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl 59. The Eagles took it to the back-to-back champs in every facet of the game and emphatically declared themselves the best team in the NFL.

Philadelphia Eagles snubbed Trump in 2018. Will they do it again? - The Eagles declined a White House visit in 2018 to protest Donald Trump’s opposition to players who kneeled during the National Anth