The speculation surrounding whether the Super Bowl LIX champions will visit the White House has come to a close—for the time being.

Unlike a report from almost three weeks ago suggesting that the Eagles planned to skip the White House visit if they secured a Super Bowl victory, a reliable source close to the team has confirmed to PFT that the Eagles will attend—provided they receive an invitation.

According to this insider, the Eagles would be proud to participate. They also indicated that declining an invitation was never a thought on their minds.

This narrative picked up momentum on February 6, igniting discussions about whether a visit was warranted. Following this, a White House spokesperson clarified that no invitation had yet been extended.

Traditionally, champions of major professional sports leagues are honored with a ceremonial visit to the White House. During Donald Trump’s presidency, several teams chose not to attend—including the Eagles after their Super Bowl LII victory, when they effectively became uninvited after several players expressed their decision not to participate.

In summary, the Eagles have made their stance clear: they are willing to attend, should an invitation be offered. Whether this invitation materializes remains uncertain.