The Eagles will be visiting the White House later this month. Whether all of the Eagles will be visiting the White House remains to be seen. On Tuesday, owner Jeffrey Lurie emphasized that each player must decide whether he wants to go.

The Eagles notably did not attend the White House following their first Super Bowl victory following the 2017 season. President Donald Trump famously rescinded the team's invitation when several players, including star safety Malcolm Jenkins, voiced opposition to the president, suggesting they'd skip a visit.

Last month, the Eagles announced that they would visit the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Previously, rumors had circulated that the team would opt-out of the visit. Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie told reporters at this week’s annual league meeting that the decision was an "obvious choice."