The Philly Sports Guy, the man behind the mohawk and colorful face paint, hopes fans will bring all their energy to Nola.

Eagles left tackle Jordan Mailata has already proven this week at the Super Bowl that he’s one of us. OK, maybe we can’t all relate to Mailata’s freakish athletic talent, his remarkable size, and his eight-figure contract.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs punched their tickets to Super Bowl LIX with wins on Championship Sunday. The biggest game of the season will take place at the Caesars Superdome -- home of the Saints -- in New Orleans,

Markey's has been open in New Orleans since 1905, but Eagles fans have taken over the bar within the last decade. Owner Roy Markey is expecting "couple hundred people," on Sunday for the Super Bowl.

The Philadelphia Eagles gifted Super Bowl tickets to Eagles fan and New Orleans terror attack survivor Ryan Quigley.

The Philly faithful are heading to New Orleans to cheer on the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. That includes Jamie Pagliei, aka Philly Sports Guy, who's known for sporting his green mohawk and face paint at Eagles games and around the city.

The Eagles have landed. The Philadelphia Eagles’ charter flight touched down in New Orleans on Sunday afternoon, a week before their Feb. 9 Super Bowl matchup against the Kansas City, who were slated to land about 90 minutes later.

Gingrich, a 56-year-old Eagles fan, who lived in the Philadelphia area before moving to New Orleans in 2009, didn’t like the French bread most local restaurants used to make their cheesesteaks. He said the bread was too crunchy and fell apart after taking a few bites.

Philadelphia Eagles fans are everywhere, in every city – you just have to look and find them and their special nests. And we did right here in New Orleans, the site of Super Bowl LIX. Over at Markey’s Bar downtown we caught up with a group of fans Tuesday night at a makeshift Eagles pep rally.

The Super Bowl kicks kicks off with its opening night in New Orleans. The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles are addressing media, with players like Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce fielding questions.