Philadelphia Eagles
NovaCare Complex celebrates its 20th anniversary
The NovaCare Complex opened its doors on February 3, 2001. A marvel at the time, it's transformed over the years, but the home of the Philadelphia Eagles remains a state-of-the-art facility.
The NovaCare Complex, the home of the Philadelphia Eagles for 20 years, serves as a training facility, business headquarters, and a display of the greatest players, moments, and wins in team history.
The NovaCare Complex under construction before its doors opened on February 3, 2001.
An aerial view of the NovaCare Complex.
The NovaCare Complex was an instrumental pillar of reshaping the Eagles franchise when it opened in 2001.
The walkway to the practice fields at the NovaCare Complex displays some of the foundational principles of the organization.
The Eagles organization honored the late Kobe Bryant, a die-hard fan, with this mural outside of the locker room to inspire the players to aim for the level of greatness that Bryant achieved.
This motivational quote can be found outside of the weight room. It is one of several throughout the NovaCare Complex.
The board room at the NovaCare Complex.
Images of franchise icons Brian Dawkins and Jeremiah Trotter line the atrium outside of the auditorium.
The Minister of Defense Reggie White is featured on a wall mural inside the NovaCare Complex auditorium. The greatest defensive player in team history is one of four players to grace the walls along with Chuck Bednarik, Tommy McDonald, and Steve Van Buren.
