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Some of the best moments of the Art Museum speeches from A.J. Brown, Landon Dickerson, and CJGJ:
AJ BROWN MIC DROP pic.twitter.com/acu3YD7iZk
— Nick Piccone (@_piccone) February 14, 2025
Here’s another (poor) attempt to bleep Landon (2/2) pic.twitter.com/leknBhPtig
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) February 14, 2025
CJGJ leads a BTA chant pic.twitter.com/RnGxR4KbNA
— Alex Insdorf (@alexinsdorf99) February 14, 2025
Compared to 2018, it was a little bit muted, but that was always going to be the case. No one was ever going to match Jason Kelce’s speech from the first Super Bowl parade in franchise history. That said, there were some entertaining moments. CJGJ admitted that he was “lost” when he came to Philly the first time and that he struggled after he left. He seemed really grateful on a personal level to be back with the Eagles. Jalen Hurts did a pretty good job as well. He was his calm and collected self and gave credit to the team and the coaches. Pretty humble speech. He did say that “I told myself when I got drafted that I wouldn’t go to the Rocky steps until I won a championship… and now we here.” That was good. Good line. Nick Sirianni didn’t speak very long and was mostly humble as well, didn’t take a victory lap or anything like that.
The Exciting Whites got their moment. Cooper DeJean talked about his gratitude for being part of the team. Reed Blankenship tried to lead the crowd in a rendition of Dreams and Nightmares that sort of got off the ground, then sputtered. But that’s okay. Brandon Graham closed it down talking about strength of the team. “Everybody balled, and when I say everybody balled, plays were made by everyone in that game… we went BTA, as (CJGJ) said.” He thanked Nick Sirianni for his tough love and talked about the grittiness of the squad, which was a huge positive.
Even Big Dom got up there and said “yo Philly I love ya, that’s all I got.” It was a good run. Here’s the full unedited YouTube stream from FOX if you missed it:
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