Main Story: Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie thanked fans, players, coaches and staff as he prepares to enter the team’s Hall of Fame at halftime Monday night. He credited the Eagles community with helping drive the franchise’s success and its charitable work, and said the goal remains bringing championships to Philadelphia.

By the Numbers
  • Lurie purchased the Eagles in 1994.
  • The Eagles Autism Foundation has raised more than $60 million for autism research and care programs.
  • Lurie referenced the team’s February 2018 championship parade.
Yes, But

Lurie’s Hall of Fame induction recognizes his leadership, while his message emphasizes that the franchise’s achievements depend on the contributions of its entire organization and its fans.

State of Play
  • Lurie is set to be inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame at halftime Monday night.
  • He says the organization’s enduring aim is to win championships and celebrate with fans in Philadelphia.
Bottom Line

Lurie framed the honor as a shared achievement—and cast the Eagles’ future as a continuing pursuit of championships, backed by a deeply invested fan base.