According to a report Sunday in The U.S. Sun, the United States version of the British tabloid, the Philadelphia Eagles have decided to skip the White House visit.

The Philadelphia Eagles reign as NFL champions after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs with a commanding 40-22 win. NBC News' Sam Brock and Staff writer at The Athletic Charlotte Carroll break down the Eagles' historic Super Bowl win—their second in franchise history.

Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe thinks the 2000 Baltimore Ravens could stifle the newly crowned Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.

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Kinnard, who was the Chiefs' fifth-round draft pick in 2022, won two Super Bowls with Kansas City in 2022 and '23 before joining the Eagles last offseason. During his time in Kansas City, Kinnard played in just one game as a rookie and did not take a single snap his sophomore season, but still received two Super Bowl rings.

The Philadelphia Eagles reportedly already decided whether or not they will visit Donald Trump and the White House before manhandling the Kansas City Chiefs, 40-22, in Super Bowl LIX