Philadelphia Eagles fans did not waste time on pleasure in Patrick Mahomes prior to their Super Bowl party on Friday.
Hours before the team celebrates the Triumph on Sunday at a bus parade through the city, Eagles supporters Mahomes brutally taunted by bringing a pig begs forward to resemble the Quarterback of Kansas City Chiefs.
The cooked pig was shown with its number 15 -sweater number cut into his side, while a wig on his curly hairstyle was also placed on his head.
Mahomes underwent a nightmare at Super Bowl Lix, threw two expensive interceptions and took six bags when Philadelphia hit comfortably 40-22 winners in New Orleans.
It turned out to be a night to forget for the Chiefs Superstar, which came in second place to hurt the Eagles' Quarterback in the night.
Hurts enjoyed the best night of his career at Caesar's Superdome and threw two touchdowns for 221 Yards while he hurried for 72 yards and a touchdown.
Eagles -fans have not wasted time poking pleasure in Patrick Mahomes during their Super Bowl parade
After winning the second Super Bowl victory of the franchise, Eagles players and employees will parade the Vince Lombardi trophy for their admiring fans on Friday.
More than a million supporters are expected to flood the streets and give the team a heroes welcome in Philly, where the parade is planned to start at 11 am for an official ceremony three hours later.
The Eagles are planning to descend the rocky steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art around 2 p.m. for a 75 -minute ceremony, city leaders said during a press conference on Tuesday.
A repeat of their victory over the chiefs is shown on large screens in the neighborhood. The Parade itself starts near the South Philadelphia Stadium, goes Broad Street to the town hall and then to the west to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway to the Art Museum.
Mayor Cerelle Parker, who killed the moving plane crash in the northeast of Philadelphia, who killed seven people last month, said that both the team and the city have proved resilient. The Eagles, she noticed, started the season 2-2.
“Our Philadelphia Eagles, they were also grainy. They lifted our mind at a time when we really had to lift, “said Parker.
Organizers penetrated people who came out on Friday to celebrate safely, one year after rifle fire had affected the championship parade in Kansas City for the Chiefs. Police commissioner Kevin Bethel said that he was especially happy with the tone of parties in the center of Philadelphia after the game on Sunday.
Some schools in the region, including City Public Schools, will close on Friday. City courts will also be closed.
Eagles President Don Smolenski thanked the many diehard fans who 'Bleed Green' for the team. They often take over the stadiums from the opponents and deal with the matches in crustacles, just like with the Superdome in New Orleans, he said.
“We went from Brazil to Bourbon Street to Broad Street to the Ben Franklin Parkway,” he said on Tuesday. “It doesn't get much better than this.”
