Landon Dickerson will need off-season surgery on an injured knee that didn’t prevent the All-Pro left guard from playing in the Super Bowl. While walking during the Super Bowl parade, Dickerson dropped an F-Bomb on live television and kept things rolling. Landon Dickerson on live TV: “All I gotta say is GO F—ING BIRDS!” pic.twitter.com/YS3D8iPHAp

Philadelphia Eagles left guard Landon Dickerson, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, said Thursday that his left knee injury likely will require surgery this offseason.

Jason Kelce was already an All-Pro center when the Eagles won their first Super Bowl title in 2018, but it was his championship parade speech in a Mummers costume that elevated him to another level in the public consciousness.

Three of those 15 players have appeared in more than one Super Bowl. That number will double on Sunday, when guard Landon Dickerson, quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver DeVonta Smith play in the Super Bowl for the second time as Philadelphia Eagles teammates.

Eagles guard Landon Dickerson delivered an impassioned speech to fans during Friday's Super Bowl victory celebration.

The Eagles cleaned out their lockers on Thursday and reporters caught up with Landon Dickerson, who admitted that his left knee injury will likely require offseason surgery, although he didn’t know exactly what the problem is yet.

Just days after winning Super Bowl 59, one Philadelphia Eagles started has revealed that he must undergo offseason surgery.