Eagles Fans Flood The Philly Streets Getting Ready For Super Bowl, Multiple Arrests And Injuries Reported

After defeating the Washington Commanders 55-23, the Eagles have punched their ticket to Super Bowl LIX, and as a result of the excitement, fans flooded the streets of Philadelphia leading to pandemonium in the city.

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Soon after the NFC Championship game concluded, rowdy Eagles fans started their celebrations, which included setting off fireworks and climbing everything in sight.

This quickly tuned into a safety concern, as one fan fell from the top of a street pole sign, and had to be taken to a local hospital after sustaining injuries.

Amid the madness, several arrests were made, as intoxicated individuals started throwing objects at police.

Even more, there was a car that ran over several pedestrians, and multiple people were injured.

And to point out, there was also a familiar face in the crowd, as Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George got stuck in the traffic amid the festivities.

In view of the frenzy in the streets, it's important to note that the Eagles season is still not over yet.

Although there is certainly much to be excited about, as they were led by star running back Saquon Barkley, who had 118 rushing yards and three touchdowns in their victory on Sunday.

The Eagles offense will hope to keep their momentum going as they face off with the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans on February 9.

To note, this will be a rematch from a few years ago, when Philadelphia lost 38-35 in Super Bowl LVII to Patrick Mahomes and company.

That is, the Chiefs are making their fifth Super Bowl appearance in the last six years, and are looking to complete the three-peat, while the Eagles are in search of their first win since the 2017 season, when they defeated Tom Brady's Patriots in Super Bowl LII.

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