Nick Foles trolls Tom Brady

Nick Foles trolls Tom Brady one more time following Super Bowl LIX
Tom Brady was in the house and on the mic Sunday calling the Philadelphia Eagles’ big win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Nick Foles was … well, who knows exactly where he was, but he still scored one more against Brady in the big game.
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After the Eagles latest Super Bowl victory, former Philly QB Nick Foles landed a dig against Tom Brady on social media Sunday.
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Brady also had a remarkable game, throwing for a Super Bowl-record 505 yards and three touchdowns. However, a crucial strip-sack by Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham late in the fourth quarter sealed the Patriots’ fate, leading to a 41-33 victory for Philadelphia. Foles was named Super Bowl MVP for his outstanding performance.
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Ex-Eagles QB Nick Foles seeks trademark for iconic Super Bowl LII question
Foles, along with business partner and San Francisco 49ers punter Pat O’Donnell, have filed an application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the phrase “You want Philly Philly.” That was the fateful question Foles asked then-head coach Doug Pederson during Super Bowl LII in 2018 during a timeout when the Eagles had a fourth-and-goal right before the end of the first half.
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Remembering the Philly Special: Nick Foles, Doug Pederson and the Super Bowl 52 trick play that got its own statue
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Good luck charm? Nick Foles trolls Tom Brady after Eagles' Super Bowl 59 win over Chiefs
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