The Eagles are Super Bowl Champions! Philadelphia defeated the New England Patriots, 41-33, in Super Bowl LII. Take a look at the photos from the game.

U.S. Bank Stadium prior to Super Bowl LII

U.S. Bank Stadium prior to Super Bowl LII

Eagles Super Bowl LII locker room

Eagles Super Bowl LII locker room

Eagles Super Bowl LII locker room

CB Jalen Mills and CB Sidney Jones

RB LeGarrette Blount

QB Nick Foles

QB Carson Wentz

Head coach Doug Pederson

S Malcolm Jenkins

Eagles Nation!

QB Nick Foles

TE Zach Ertz

The masks made it to Minnesota

QB Nick Foles

CB Jalen Mills

TE Brent Celek and QB Nick Foles

RB Corey Clement

WR Torrey Smith

WR Torrey Smith

QB Nick Foles

WR Alshon Jeffery

S Rodney McLeod

RB LeGarrette Blount

RB LeGarrette Blount

RB LeGarrette Blount

The trenches

TE Zach Ertz

RB Jay Ajayi

WR Alshon Jeffery

RB Jay Ajayi

QB Nick Foles

TE Zach Ertz

RB Corey Clement

RB Corey Clement

DE Brandon Graham

TE Trey Burton

TE Trey Burton

QB Nick Foles

QB Nick Foles

WR Torrey Smith and QB Nick Foles

QB Nick Foles and QB Nate Sudfeld

Fly, Eagles, Fly

RB Corey Clement

C Jason Kelce

QB Nick Foles

DE Brandon Graham

QB Nick Foles

RB Jay Ajayi

RB Corey Clement

RB Corey Clement

RB Corey Clement, RB Jay Ajayi, and RB LeGarrette Blount

RB Corey Clement and RB Jay Ajayi

Justin Timberlake's halftime performance

Justin Timberlake's halftime performance

Justin Timberlake's halftime performance

Justin Timberlake's halftime performance

WR Alshon Jeffery

RB Corey Clement

DE Vinny Curry

WR Nelson Agholor

WR Torrey Smith

WR Nelson Agholor

G Stefen Wisniewski

WR Torrey Smith

WR Nelson Agholor

RB Jay Ajayi and RB Corey Clement

K Jake Elliott

QB Nick Foles

WR Torrey Smith

RB LeGarrette Blount

G Brandon Brooks

WR Nelson Agholor

QB Nick Foles

TE Zach Ertz

TE Zach Ertz

TE Zach Ertz and TE Trey Burton

TE Trey Burton, TE Zach Ertz, and G Stefen Wisniewski

WR Alshon Jeffery

RB Jay Ajayi

QB Nick Foles

DT Fletcher Cox

TE Zach Ertz

DE Vinny Curry

DE Brandon Graham

TE Brent Celek and QB Nick Foles

TE Brent Celek and QB Nick Foles

QB Carson Wentz and QB Nick Foles

Head coach Doug Pederson

Head coach Doug Pederson and Chairman & CEO Jeffrey Lurie

QB and Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles
MINNEAPOLIS – My hands are trembling and my mind is a wreck. Stomach? Churning. The Eagles have a five-point lead on New England, 2 minutes and 21 seconds remaining in Super Bowl LII. On the field comes Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who to this point has thrown for TK yards of the Patriots' 570 total net yards. The G.O.A.T. The Eagles haven't stopped him all game. Not once.
Here we go.
First and 10 at the 25 for New England. Completion to tight end Rob Gronkowski for an 8-yard gain to the 33. An eternity remaining on the clock. Second down, here comes defensive end Brandon Graham with a nifty inside move. He reaches out and knocks the ball loose from Brady. Derek Barnett recovers.
EAGLES BALL!!!! I'm jumping up and down in the auxiliary press box. This is not professional. I don't care. I don't give a darn.
Calm down. Too much time remaining.
First and 10 at the New England 31-yard line. LeGarrette Blount takes a handoff, goes up the gut and gains 3 yards to the 28. New England takes its final timeout with 2:03 remaining. Blount carries right and moves his legs and churns and gains 2 yards. Third down and 5 yards to go. One minute, 56 seconds remaining. New England has no timeouts.
Every single scenario in the world is going through my mind. My fingers can't type.
OK, back to the ballgame. Scott Hanson from the NFL Network is on the video boards here at the U.S. Bank Stadium, and, geez, enough with Scott already.
Third down. Five yards to go. Ball is on the right hashmark. Isaac Seumalo reports as a eligible receiver. Quarterback Nick Foles under center. Blount the single back. Run right. Nothing.
Eagles timeout. One minute, 10 seconds on the clock. Here comes placekicker Jake Elliott, who launched this season in the right direction with a 61-yard field goal to beat the Giants in Week 3. This is a 46-yard field goal attempt. Boom, straight down the middle. I love you, Jake Elliott.
But so much time remaining on the clock. One minute, 5 seconds remain. Brady is going to get the football back. Brady owns 11 fourth-quarter game-winning touchdown drives. Nothing is safe. I'm sitting next to former NFL quarterback Sage Rosenfels. We are bonding over this incredible game.
Short kickoff. New England tries a reverse on the return, but the Eagles are ready and Bryan Braman makes a tackle at the 9-yard line.
First down. Brady incomplete. The tension is rising. The Eagles fans here, and there are tens of thousands, rise. Loud. Bringin' it. Second down, more pressure from the defensive front, a group that has the game in its hands.
Third down and it's Chris Long's turn. He pressures Brady. Incomplete.
Fourth and 10. Forty-two seconds left. Brady completes a pass to Danny Amendola for a first down as the clock ticks. Brady spikes the football.
Does this guy ever take a stake in the heart?
Second and 10. Twenty six seconds to go. Ball at New England's 22-yard line. Brady throws right for tight end Rob Gronkowki for a first down at the 33. Another completion to Gronkowski to the 49-yard line.
"They're in Hail Mary territory," Rosenfels yells out.
There are 13 seconds remaining in the Super Bowl. The Eagles call a timeout. Their final timeout. I'm thinking about Minnesota beating New Orleans. I'm thinking everything and nothing.
Brady throws left and Ronald Darby breaks up the pass. Nine seconds on the clock. One play. One stop in bounds and it's over.
Here comes the play. Long pressures Brady. Brady escapes. Hail Mary.
I am typing these words, the words I have dreamed about since I was a childhood, the words I have lived for 30 yards, the words that mean everything.
THE EAGLES ARE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS. THE LOMBARDI TROPHY IS COMING TO PHILADELPHIA!! WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD!!!!!!
Final score Eagles 41, Patriots 33.
Heroes everywhere. Foles was brilliant. The offense did it all. Doug Pederson coached an incredible game after a sensational season. The defense, torn apart for three and a half quarters, made stops at the end of the game as they have done so many times this season.
I can't type anymore. The confetti is falling. I belong down there. I want to cry. I need to cry. I want to hug everyone. I love everything and everyone. I'm going to party, boy, yes I am. And after that? I'm partying. I'm partying all night and all week and however long I last before falling down.
THE EAGLES ARE THE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS!!!!