At the time of this story’s release, it’s been one month since the Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl 59 with an impressive win vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.
Some have celebrated by buying memorabilia. Others have flooded social media with posts. Some have gone as far as to ink themselves with some very clever tattoos.
If none of that tickles your fancy (or, if all of that tickles your fancy), you’re in luck. There’s yet another way to be a part of the experience.
Eagles fans can purchase confetti from Philly’s Super Bowl history.
TheRealest.com is one of the great sports memorabilia companies, and they are selling confetti collected from the field at Caesars Superdome. The green, white, and black confetti fell on Eagles players, coaches, and fans after Philly defeated the Chiefs by a 40-22 route in the Super Bowl rematch.
Enclosed in a clear, beer shaped container, fans can celebrate for years to come with a simple shake.
If that wasn’t extravagant enough, the company is also selling a piece of Philadelphia. Grass taken from the 50-yard line at Lincoln Financial Field is also an option, grass taken from the Birds’ last home game, a 55-23 win over the Washington Commanders.
Hmmm. We wonder if there’s a way to get turf from the goal line where Frankie Luvu kept attempting to dive over the Eagles’ O-line to stop the tush push, but anyway… We digress. Field turf, regardless of where it comes from, is pretty special.
Philadelphia notched a 14-3 record in the regular season. They defeated the Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams, and Commanders to get to New Orleans. Then, they demolished the Chiefs to raise the second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
Now, the quest begins to repeat next season. Zach Baun’s extension has been one of the highlights of the offseason. So is the largest extension given to a running back in NFL history.
Philly is hungry for more, and so are we.