Eagles arrive in Philadelphia after Super Bowl LVII loss
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The Philadelphia Eagles have arrived home after their Super Bowl LVII loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Eagles were greeted by fans as their team plane touched down Monday at Philadelphia International Airport around 5:30 p.m.
The team was bussed to the NovaCare Complex, where they were met by more supportive fans.
CBS Philadelphia was there as fans lined up outside the team facility with signs that said, "It's A Philly Thing" and more.
Meanwhile, there were mixed emotions from fans touching down at Philadelphia International Airport from Arizona Monday.
From early morning flights to the afternoon, fans returning home were still nursing the wounds opened hours before at Super Bowl 57.
"Being there was so much fun, great game," Charlie Chropuvka said, "but we came out on the wrong side."
For Steve Silver, it was a "dark flight home."
"The seats didn't recline," Silver said. "Everybody was absolutely miserable."
While some like Rosie Klein from Medford, New Jersey, are supportive of the team and the past season.
"It was a great game," Klein said. "They played their heart out. Still love them."
Others like Silver, who was traveling home to Delaware, are a bit more critical.
"Strategically, we got beat," Silver said. "We deserved to get beat in the end."
Still. many Eagles fans are counting down the days until next year and Super Bowl LVIII.
"Hopefully," Chropuvka said, "we're going to Vegas next year."
One Moorestown mother and daughter echoed a similar sentiment. The mother said the Eagles have a bright future.
"Of you look at the back of my jacket, that was the Super Bowl we won last time in Minnesota, so we will come back again next year and we'll win it," Wendy Martinez said.
There are flights throughout Monday night scheduled to land at PHL from Phoenix.
