A Philadelphia Eagles fan found an unexpected message from another fan after the team’s Super Bowl victory parade last week. Amy Rannabargar posted on her Facebook that she discovered a vintage jacket hanging on a light post while leaving the parade.

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Philadelphia dethroned another dynasty by beating the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22, in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Sunday.

The Philadelphia Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl victory Friday in a parade that ran from its stadium in South Philadelphia to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, concluding on its famous “Rocky” steps. Players held babies, drank beer and high-fived fans, commemorating the team’s second championship — and first since 2017.

From timing to transportation and trash pickup, here's a look at everything we know about the Eagles' Super Bowl parade.

Philadelphia officials are expecting 1 million people in the city Friday for a parade honoring the Philadelphia Eagles after their Super Bowl win.

Philadelphia will celebrate the Eagles' second Super Bowl win with a parade on Broad Street and speeches at the Art Museum.

On Feb. 14, Rannabargar, a La Salle University graduate and longtime Philadelphia Eagles fan, was walking in a crowd leaving the Eagles Super Bowl victory parade when she came across an Eagles starter jacket. It was hanging on a light post, she said, seemingly left behind on accident.

PHILADELPHIA - The date for the Eagles Super Bowl parade has officially been set! On Monday, the City of Philadelphia confirmed that the parade will take place this Friday, February 14, which is also Valentine's Day. Officials also said that the parade route would span from the stadium complex in South Philly to the steps of the Art Museum.