The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly planning to forgo their White House visit following their Super Bowl victory, a decision reminiscent of their 2018 championship. An invitation from President Donald Trump was previously declined, mirroring history when Trump did not extend an invitation to the Eagles after their 2018 win. Offensive tackle Lane Johnson indicated the visit would be a team decision, while quarterback Jalen Hurts expressed indifference towards Trump's presence at the Super Bowl, contrasting sharply with Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce's enthusiastic response.

During the Super Bowl, Trump left early, seemingly acknowledging the Eagles' impending victory over the Chiefs. This silence on the Eagles' NFC championship win has not gone unnoticed. The previous administration's celebrated event featuring the Marine Band was marked in the context of a league grappling with player protests during the national anthem, although none of the Eagles had knelt. Former first lady Jill Biden, a known Eagles fan, attended their recent Super Bowl game, amidst a mixed reception from fans.