While ignoring the Eagles' dominant win over the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday, Trump had some choice words for Taylor Swift and the NFL's kickoff rules.

Trump canceled a planned visit for the Philadelphia Eagles to attend the White House after their 2018 Super Bowl victory after most players declined to come.

When asked about Trump’s attendance, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts told reporters, “The president can do what he wants.” A reporter followed up asking Hurts if there will be added pressure with the president in the crowd. Eagles offensive lineman Jordan Mailata was also asked about Trump’s attendance.

Eagles trounced Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in New Orleans and now speculation turns to a possible invite to visit Washington DC

Donald Trump will be in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX tonight, and that will be historic because he will be the first sitting president to attend the big game. But prior to kick, he sat down for a pre-recorded interview with Fox’s Bret Baier and discussed the country and he talked a little football, too.

President Donald Trump has a type — and most of the time, he gravitates toward the people who like him most. On Sunday, that seemed to play a heavy role in his Super Bowl LIX pick.

The Philadelphia Eagles roster will vote on whether to attend a White House visit following their Super Bowl win after their 2018 ceremony was canceled over a disagreement with President Donald Trump

The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. Traditionally, the winner of the game is invited to the White House and honored in a special ceremony hosted by the president.