In the doldrums of the mid-1970s, Ed DeLeo and Pete Black attended countless Eagles games, thanks to Pete's season tickets.

No band is shy from having a few embarrassing moments, but for the Eagles, it can also provide the best inspiration as well.

Eagles superfan Ed DeLeo claims he and friends Pete Black and John Livingstone were the first to spell E-A-G-L-E-S at a game.

When the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles take the field for the Super Bowl on Sunday in New Orleans, three members of Greater Cincinnati family will be in attendance.

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CBS News Philadelphia recently met Ed DeLeo, a superfan who claims to have invented the chant in the 1970s ... attended countless Eagles games, thanks to Black’s season tickets.

Today, as I write this, I’m listening to a group of fellows who go by the name Sunny and the Black Pack. I’d seen a short ...