Super Bowl LII

Walking around the Philadelphia Eagles media session on Wednesday, one sight caught a lot of attention. It was Defensive Tackle Fletcher Cox sitting on his riser wearing a green Eagles mask, and enjoying every moment of it.

Super Bowl LII will showcase the many skills and talents of the athletes on the field. It will also feature a major game of chess between the coaching staffs of the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots.

Both Head Coaches and select players were available to speak with the media on Tuesday. Scott Grayson wanted to let you see some of what Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson had to say.

Super Bowl LII will feature two very different head coaches. New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick has already won five Super Bowl titles and comes from a defensive background. Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson is about to coach in his first Super Bowl and has a huge offensive background. They also differ on their views regarding analytics.

Philadelphia lost MVP candidate Carson Wentz to a torn ACL and LCL back in Week 14 but has persevered behind backup Nick Foles.

The week of festivities leading up to Super Bowl LII is officially underway as Opening Night came and went. The media circus featured several thousand media members from the typical sportswriters and reporters to comedians and everything in between.

Member of the Steelers Super Bowl XL Championship Team Barrett Brooks joined The Sports Bash on Monday discussing the value for Eagles having guys with Super Bowl experience on this team

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) - The Eagles take flight for Minneapolis on Sunday, a week ahead of Super Bowl LII against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots set for U.S. Bank Stadium. Doug Pederson and his team are scheduled to arrive in the Twin Cities at 4:30 ET (3:30 local time) a day ahead of the AFC Champion Patriots...

Turron Davenport of USA Today Eagles Wire joined Mike Gill on Wednesday discussing how the Eagles Defensive Front was the reason they won over the Vikings

Delaware County Daily Times Sports Writer Jack McCaffery joined Mike Gill on Tuesday discussing how Jeff Lurie deserves credit for the Eagles' success over the years