Eagles fan, who was incarcerated in 2018, got emotional about going to Super Bowl parade with son
PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles' Super Bowl parade on Friday was special for Jasin Hoffman and other Eagles fans. Hoffman, a 44-year-old man from Philadelphia, was incarcerated in 2018 when the Eagles won their first Super Bowl against the New England Patriots, and he regretted not being able to celebrate with his family that year.
Watch Philadelphia Eagles parade livestream: See 2025 Super Bowl champs march through Philly
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