Eagles Captain Lane Johnson says there will be a “team decision” to go to the White House if Trump expands the invitation
WITH Philadelphia Eagles Winning the Super Bowl Lix over Kansas City Chiefs, the celebration began.
Will it be in the White House – President Donald Trump He has not yet announced an official call – there will be “the team of decisions,” says Veteran offensive midfielder Lana Johnson.
“It was an honor to go, no matter who the president, but we will see,” Johnson said via Eric Jackson via Sportico. “That’s ultimately a team decision. I’ll do what’s best for the team.”
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Philadelphia Eagles offensive Lane Johnson accessories during printing conference before Super Bowl Lixa (Stephen Lew-Imagn Pictures)
Johnson is the captain of the Eagles team after spending all 12 of his NFL season with the franchise.
Was there in 2018 when the controversy returned after their victory in Super Bowl over Tom Brady and New English patriots.
Trump was in power when he abolished the Eagles invitation to celebrate their victory in Super Bowl LII, because some players said they would not visit the White House for Trump’s criticism of those who knelt or raised their fists during the national anthem to protest against Raska injustice and police brutality.
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At that time, Trump posted a statement regarding the cancellation of the call, saying that “1,000 fans planning to attend the event deserve better.”
“They do not agree with their president because he insists that they are proud to stand for a national anthem, a hand on his heart, in honor of the great men and women of our army and people of our country,” Trump’s statement read seven years ago.
Philadelphia Eagles offensive player Lane Johnson, 65, collapses with a hand with a return jale Hurts during the second half of the Super Bowl Lix. (Geoff Burke-Hagn Pictures)
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie wondered in front of Super Bowl Lix if he would head to the White House if his team would win.
“I just want to win on Sunday,” he replied, through the Office Sports front.
Josh Sweat, an eagle with a key appearance on Sunday with 2.5 bags on the heads of striker Patrick Mahomes, added: “It’s a great honor, but I’m looking forward to this parade more than anything.”
Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive accessories Lane Johnson spoke with the media during a press conference at Hilton New Orleans Riverside. (Pictures Bill Streicher-Hagn)
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On Friday, Eagles will have their own parade of the Philadelphia championship.
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