As the Eagles partied, Fangio was left smiling after winning his first Super Bowl title. His defense validated its standing as one of the NFL's best in recent memory by taking down Patrick Mahomes.

The Philadelphia Eagles got their second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history on Sunday. Philadelphia crushed Kansas City 40-22 in Super Bowl 59, due in large part to a heroic effort by their defense.

The Eagles’ defensive transformation peaked with a Super Bowl shutdown of the Chiefs filled with sacks, turnovers and a relentless pass rush.

Fangio has led a full life — boyfriend, father, grandfather, protégé, colleague, mentor, coach, and friend. Those close to him confirm that what you see is what you get, on and off the field.

PHILADELPHIA - Sometimes the stars align. Veteran safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was holding court inside the Eagles’ locker room this week when he was asked about

The Philadelphia Eagles’ Vic Fangio, 66, and the Kansas City Chiefs’ Steve Spagnuolo, 65, ran the No. 2 and No. 4 scoring defenses in the NFL this season, respectively. Their detail-oriented mindsets are evident in how their defenses and teams practice and play. Their approaches have helped create and maintain the cultures of their organizations.

Cooper DeJean took an interception to the house, Zack Baun made a pick in his old professional home and the Eagles so thoroughly thrashed Patrick Mahomes that by the time Kendrick Lamar had “Game Over” brightened in the Superdome stands to end his halftime set,