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Let’s get it out of the way: Go Birds.
OK, still not over it. And we won’t be for at least the rest of the day, because the Philadelphia Eagles just won the Super Bowl for the first time ever. We can only assume you feel the same.
So, let’s just celebrate this moment for a little longer and keep it simple: Here are a bunch of tweets from Philly social impact folks about the Eagle’s historic win.
Before the game, city employees shared their team spirit …
City employees join 1.5 million Philadelphians in saying E-A-G-L-E-S! You've already made us proud, @Eagles. Go birds! #FlyEaglesFly #FlyPhillyFly pic.twitter.com/Op29iI9wJs
— City of Philadelphia (@PhiladelphiaGov) February 4, 2018
… and North Broad Renaissance asked people celebrating to “keep it classy.”
He showed up on Broad St. dressed perfectly for an Eagles win! Remember to keep it classy like this guy while you're out having fun tonight! Photo via Philly Chit Chat #ThinkBroad #SuperBowlSunday pic.twitter.com/jtV7fLS8TQ
— North Broad (@ThinkBroad_) February 4, 2018
During the game, the Fund for the School District of Philadelphia couldn’t contain its excitement …
#Mood #SuperBowlLII #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/9GIGwbZ6ZW
— The Fund for the SDP (@fundPHLschools) February 5, 2018
… and CityWide Stories Engagement Editor Swabreen Bakr reminded us that playing football isn’t for the faint of heart.
https://twitter.com/ssscorvus/status/960317174664581122
But it was after the game that the internet got really lit. Mayor Jim Kenney couldn’t believe his eyes.
OMG! It's just so unbelievable! Couldn't be happier for our team and our coach.
— Mayor Cherelle L. Parker (@PhillyMayor) February 5, 2018
Technical.ly Philly reporter Roberto Torres recorded some very hype fans at the Overbrook Regional Rail station.
Overbook Station #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/14hBw0RiQz
— Roberto Torres (@TorresLuzardo) February 5, 2018
Habitat for Humanity Philly touted its status as an Eagles Care alumni partner.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BezZfyRF7uJ/
ACLU’s Bill Cobb celebrated the win and activism of players such as Malcolm Jenkins and Chris Long.
These men are tireless criminal justice reform advocates and #SuperBowl champions at the same damn time! #endmassincarceration & #winsuperbowls pic.twitter.com/QSb8sRiGBw
— William Bill Cobb (@Billcobbspeaks) February 5, 2018
Knight Foundation’s Patrick Morgan quoted Coach Doug Pederson.
“An individual can make a difference. A team (a city) can make a miracle.” #FlyEaglesFly #FlyPhillyFly pic.twitter.com/6h46LUbMSP
— Patrick Morgan (@PMorganPHL) February 5, 2018
The City of Philadelphia shared its pride.
Good morning and welcome to the City of Philadelphia, home to the 2018 Super Bowl Champions, the Philadelphia @Eagles! Underdogs no more! #FlyEaglesFly 🦅💚 pic.twitter.com/TrCW7BI0my
— Philly City Rep (@PhillyCityRep) February 5, 2018
This morning, Back on My Feet Philly had some extra pep in its step.
https://twitter.com/BoMFPhilly/status/960513909051543553
And Shift Capital kept is simple:
Go birds
— Shift Capital (@Shift_Capital) February 5, 2018
P.S. Morris Animal Refuge offered a suggestion for your post-Super Bowl activities.
Calling in 'sick' for #SuperSickMonday? We have the cure – adorable, adoptable pets looking for happy homes. Stop by and adopt – we promise we won't tell your boss! pic.twitter.com/kjxFFIMouD
— Morris Animal Refuge (@MorrisAnimal) February 5, 2018
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