Unlike seven years ago, the Philadelphia Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl victory at the White House with President Donald Trump on Monday – albeit with several notable absences, including star quarterback Jalen Hurts.

President Donald Trump hosted the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at the White House on Monday. During the visit, he endorsed the Eagles’ most iconic — and most controversial — play: the tush push.

Unlike the last time they won the Super Bowl, the Philadelphia Eagles visited the White House to celebrate their championship. But, still, less than half the team showed up. Philadelphia earned the invitation to the White House by beating the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX,

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt suggested in a briefing Monday that President Donald Trump deserves credit for Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders securing a team spot after four rounds.

The Shedeur Sanders draft-day slide was a big story. Big enough to make it into Monday's briefing from White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. It wasn't a complete surprise, given that President Donald Trump chimed after the first round of the draft regarding the failure of Sanders to be selected in the first round.

Each of the 100 posters was labeled "illegal alien" and listed alleged charges or convictions, including murder, kidnapping and rape.