Johnson said consistency has been key for Hurts, who is in the second year of the offense.

While playing for his hometown team in the Super Bowl is a 'dream come true,' the All-Pro linebacker doesn't want to stop now.

The Pro Bowl cornerback is also petitioning for a role on offense this Sunday.

But the defensive end knows what he has to do to be at his best on Super Bowl Sunday.

From the players to the coaches to the front office, Sirianni's ability to connect is his secret sauce.

The Executive Vice President/General Manager knows it will take everyone's best to emerge victorious over the Chiefs.

Hurts is the fifth Black quarterback in Eagles history to reach the playoffs and the second to make the Super Bowl.

Sunday was transition day as the Eagles arrived at the team hotel that will serve as home away from home for the next week.

This will be the wide reciever's first trip to the Super Bowl, but he won't be blindsided by the frenzy.

A.J. Brown will battle to keep the routine the same despite the requests and attention that the Super Bowl brings.

His unique path to the Super Bowl will be shared once again this week, but the left tackle wants to focus on what got him to this point.